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Start your free trialCarlos Villarroel
23,748 PointsUsing the Arrow Syntax
I got the methods to work fine, but when I write the functions with the arrow syntax I get 'undefined' logged to the console. Does anyone know why that is?
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Steven Parker
231,269 PointsArrow functions do not deifne "this".
Since you're working with the Understanding "this" in JavaScript workshop, I assume "this" is being used in your functions. But one difference between conventional and arrow functions is that arrow functions do not define "this", so they might not be a good choice for what you are implementing.
This (no pun intended) and other differences are described in the MDN documentation page on Arrow Functions.