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JavaScript JavaScript Functions Arrow Functions Default Function Parameters

Anthony Manriquez
Anthony Manriquez
2,917 Points
Posted by Anthony Manriquez
Anthony Manriquez
2,917 Points

Writing as an arrow function

I tried writing the same code as an arrow function one-line statement and mine keeps returning "undefined", I was wondering if anyone could point out what I'm doing wrong here.

const sayGreeting = (greeting = 'Good Morning' , name = 'student') => {${greeting} ${name}!};

2 Answers

Anthony Manriquez
Anthony Manriquez
2,917 Points
Anthony Manriquez
Anthony Manriquez
2,917 Points

I played around with it more and removed the brackets from my template literal and was able to get it working!

Tony Idehen
Tony Idehen
8,058 Points
Tony Idehen
Tony Idehen
8,058 Points

Try using const sayGreeting = (greeting = 'Good Morning' , name = 'student') => { return ${greeting} ${name}!; } sayGreeting();