What is the implication of using arrow functions in constructors?
- No implication
- this' is not bound to the instance
- this' is bound to the instance
- this' is bound to the constructor function
Arrow functions do not bind their own 'this', and using them in constructors can lead to 'this' being bound to the enclosing scope rather than the instance being created. This can result in unexpected behavior, making it not recommended to use arrow functions in constructors.
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