In JavaScript, there are two main ways of writing functions. You can create functions using the regular function syntax. Or you can use the arrow function syntax.  In this article, you will learn how to use both options. You'll also learn about the differences between the two and when

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Learn the difference between regular function syntax and arrow function syntax in JavaScript, how to access arguments with both types of functions, and when to use each type.

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This is a topic that should be spoken more about with Junior devs. Nice one!

Good article.
To add a little bit to the end of the article:
I also believe it’s important to mention that, when choosing which one to use, it’s important to bring into the picture the developer or whoever is reading the file: sometimes, it’s way easier to understand at a glance that a function is a function when the word function appears in the declaration (specially in big files).

Great
But The most important thing is readability and understanding for the upcoming devs.