What potential issue might arise when using arrow functions in methods within a class definition?
- The "this" context is unpredictable and may lead to bugs.
- Arrow functions cannot be used within class methods.
- Arrow functions always cause memory leaks.
- Arrow functions make the code less readable.
When arrow functions are used in methods within a class, the "this" context is fixed to the outer scope, which may lead to unexpected behavior. This can be problematic when trying to access class properties or methods, potentially introducing bugs. Developers need to be cautious when choosing arrow functions in this context.
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