// this -> Window element.addEventListener("change", () => console.log(this)) // this -> Window element.addEventListener("change",

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// this -> Window element.addEventListener("change", () => console.log(this)) // this -> Window element.addEventListener("change",

() => {console.log(this)})
// this -> element
element.addEventListener("change", function() {console.log(this)})
Why arrow function behaves differently ?

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18.09.2021

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Cesar Frick
Because arrow functions don't create a scope for "...

okay got it

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Cesar Frick · Accepted Answer

Cesar Frick

Because arrow functions don't create a scope for "this", instead it inherits it from its parent

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