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I feel the same way about -> in JavaScript. You would think after all these years I'd have come around by now. Nope, I'm still pissed off about that decision.



Huh? What's this do in JavaScript? (No sarcasm; I'm mostly in this ecosystem, but I have no idea what this is in reference to.)


They are called arrow functions (-> looks a bit like an arrow).


It's confusing to write it like -> because the actual operator is =>, which is close but not the same.


isn't it =>




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