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[@jay8118]

Missed one important point...Arrow function doesn't have its own context. It behaves differently than normal function.

[@davidbugatti2159]

Hey Just wanted to say I found your channel and you explain things really well and easy to understand,
Thanks, Like & subs :)

[@DipeshMalvia]

Awesome, thank you!

[@kimjihyun9153]

what a clear explaination! awesome buddy

[@nareshkagollu1400]

Good content.I think u r videos worth more likes.

[@DipeshMalvia]

Thanks!

[@joshuagiovanna4652]

THIS is very helpful.

[@DipeshMalvia]

Thanks!

[@mattjaworski3586]

little comment about object method -- if you use arrow function convention ()=> again this will show windows object (apparently all arrow function doing this no matter where they are)

[@DipeshMalvia]

Hey Matt, you are absolutely right that one use case of arrow function is to stabilize the context of "this". I covered that part in detailed in my Arrow Function video where I show when to use and when not to use arrow function. Checkout that video😊

[@mattjaworski3586]

@@DipeshMalvia thanks Dipesh. I think reading yehudakatz.com/2011/08/11/understanding-javascript-function-invocation-and-this/ would be also helpful - especially final conclusion could ease the pain.

[@praffulsolanki156]

Helpful 🙌🏽

[@DipeshMalvia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@naushadansari708]

but with help of "fat arrow function" we can bind the context of "this" inside an object

[@DipeshMalvia]

Hi Naushad, you are absolutely correct we can set "this" context using "fat arrow function" as it uses lexical scope. I covered this part in my "Arrow Function".

[@scarasect5161]

Ty

[@DipeshMalvia]

Welcome Scarasect

[@anjanasanthosh1040]

There is a mistake in this explanation. The callee function in the case of person.checkThis() is checkThis() and the caller is the 'person ' object.

[@amitawsm1740]

👍

[@DipeshMalvia]

Thanks!