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25 Oct 2019
In this case I prefer C... The one that says:
const greetings = name => `hello ${name}`;
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24 Oct 2019
I prefer B because it's more intuitive especially for recognizing spaces.
24 Oct 2019
B, arrow functions are my go to function syntax, it is far easier to read and follow. Plus template literals are awesome for writing long codes and creating DOM elements. For one into reactJs, it gives that jsx feeling
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23 Oct 2019
In this short example it doesn't matter that much. But for a more complex concatination B is the correct way to go. No worries about whitespace, functions and a is for additions.
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23 Oct 2019
B is a lot better. You don't have to worry about escaping quotes and you dan put expressions in it
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23 Oct 2019
Following this example you can go shorter like this: const greetings = name => `hello ${name}`; β€οΈ
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23 Oct 2019
You are on the right track. Not only B is using template literals but also it is taking advantage of arrow functions which are both great capabilities offered by es6.
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