Java Script Arrow Function ( ES 6 )

Hey Guys, in this blog we are going to learn about What is Java Script Arrow Functions and how we can use it.

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- Arrow function has been introduced in the ES 6.

- Arrow function allow us to write function shortly and simply.

Arrow function looks like below

const funcName = (arg1, arg2, arg3, ..., argN) => expression

- Basically above expression means is it creates a function with name: funcName with the arg1, arg2, ar3,...,argN and after that, it's evaluate the expression and return the results.

- Let's take a simple example let's print the sum of two number using arrow function.
In this example as you can see here function name is sums and it's take two arguments x and y and it's evaluate expression ( x+ y ) and based on evaluation it will return result so here it will return result 25.

- Suppose if in any example if we have only one parameter so in that case we can omitted parentheses from parameters like below example.

- Suppose if you don't have any parameters then we can't remove parentheses. It should be empty like below.

- Suppose if you want to perform some operation within the function then we can also create multi-line arrow function like below.

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