Hello everyone! In this article, I’m going to explain one of the most useful features in JavaScript: the arrow function. I’ll compare the arrow function with the regular function syntax, I'll show you how to convert a regular function into an arrow function easily, and I'll discuss why the arrow

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Learn about the arrow function syntax in JavaScript, how to convert a regular function to an arrow function, and the advantages of using arrow functions.

How to Use JavaScript Arrow Functions – Explained in Detail

How to Convert a Regular Function to an Arrow Function Easily

Why Arrow Functions Are Recommended Over Regular Functions

Nice article. By the way, I think it’s very good that it was also mentioned here when you shouldn’t use the arrow functions.

I prefer to put parameters inside parentheses. I feel like it more easy to read and maintain i

In general, I always use arrow (anonymous) functions. The syntax is concise and it is clearer when you assign them to a variable. (i.e. <code>const a = x =&gt; x</code>)