In ES6, how is a method defined inside a class?
- Using the function keyword
- Using the method keyword
- Using the def keyword
- Using the => arrow syntax
In ES6, methods inside a class are defined using the => arrow syntax. This syntax provides a concise and cleaner way to declare methods within class definitions. It binds the method to the instance, allowing easy access to the class properties.
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