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Arrow operator VS passing the argument in function: what is the difference?

//component.tsWhat is the difference in putting i as arrow operator or putting i within a function.this.service.getuser().subscribe(i => { this.myuserList = i;});// As shown below, the below code...

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Answer by Plochie for Arrow operator VS passing the argument in function:...

While using function (ES5 syntax) the this keyword will refer to function definition.While using fat arrow => (ES6 syntax) the this keywords refers to outside function.function fun1() { let someVar...

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Answer by SGalea for Arrow operator VS passing the argument in function: what...

Apart from being more concise code wise.Arrow functions do not have arguments objectArrow functions do not have their own this meaning: if you use this in an arrow function is just like using this...

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Answer by AndruwHart for Arrow operator VS passing the argument in function:...

The actual error in your standard function call is that subscribe has its own context for this and it is not aware of myUserList, thus its undefined in your template context. Previous examples...

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