Multiline Arrow Functions
Explore how to create and use multiline arrow functions in JavaScript, including their syntax requirements and differences from regular functions. Understand when to use them for better code clarity and how to avoid passing them directly as arguments to maintain readability.
Arrow functions are not restricted to having a single-line body. JavaScript permits arrow functions to be multiline.
Multiline arrow functions syntax
Multiline arrow functions are not as crisp, concise, and expressive as single-line arrow functions. The multiple lines in the body should be enclosed within {}. Additionally, each statement or expression is expected to end with ;, and if the body intends to return a value, the return keyword is required.
Multiline arrow vs multiline anonymous functions
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