In a scenario where a function needs to access the this keyword of a containing object, should an arrow function be used?
- Yes, always
- No, never
- It depends
- Only in classes
Arrow functions should not be used in this scenario because they do not bind their own "this" and instead inherit it from the enclosing scope. This can lead to unintended behavior when trying to access the "this" keyword of a containing object.
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