When you use the "this" keyword within a method, it refers to _________.
- The method itself
- The global object
- The parent function
- The calling object
When you use the "this" keyword within a method in JavaScript, it refers to the calling object. The calling object is the object on which the method is invoked, and "this" is a reference to that object, allowing you to access its properties and methods.
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