How is a class method defined in ES6?
- function methodName() { }
- method methodName() { }
- methodName() { }
- class methodName() { }
In ES6, a class method is defined without the function keyword. It is declared directly within the class body using the syntax methodName() { }. This syntax is concise and aligns with modern JavaScript practices.
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