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Anthony Manriquez
2,917 PointsWriting as an arrow function
I tried writing the same code as an arrow function one-line statement and mine keeps returning "undefined", I was wondering if anyone could point out what I'm doing wrong here.
const sayGreeting = (greeting = 'Good Morning' , name = 'student') => {${greeting} ${name}!
};
2 Answers
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Anthony Manriquez
2,917 PointsI played around with it more and removed the brackets from my template literal and was able to get it working!
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Tony Idehen
8,059 PointsTry using
const sayGreeting = (greeting = 'Good Morning' , name = 'student') => {
return ${greeting} ${name}!
;
}
sayGreeting();