How does the syntax of an arrow function differ from a traditional function in JavaScript?
- Uses a shorter syntax (=>)
- Uses the function keyword
- Uses a different declaration keyword
- No difference in syntax
Arrow functions in ES6 use a shorter syntax (=>) compared to the traditional function declaration. This concise syntax is especially useful for simple one-liner functions.
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