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Frank keane
8,074 PointsWhy the curly braces for arrow function?
I thought arrow functions didn't require them? Because of the if statement?
Thanks!
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Tyler Andal
8,383 PointsI discovered this on stack overflow when researching your question. I hope the explanation helps, I know that it helped clear things up for me.
Frank keane
8,074 PointsFrank keane
8,074 PointsThanks Tyler!