Consider having an object named profile which consists of properties name and a method called getName (implemented as an arrow function).
profile = {
name: 'abcd',
getName: () => {
console.log(this.name);
}
}
I am interested in how to execute the getName method while preserving it as an arrow function, without converting it into a regular function.
Is there a way to achieve the output abcd by calling getName(), possibly utilizing expressions within getName?
Could the use of call() or bind() be beneficial in this context? If so, in what manner?
PLEASE MAINTAIN THE ARROW FUNCTION AND AVOID REGULAR FUNCTION CONVERSION
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I am simply intrigued by how arrow functions can be employed within objects to yield outcomes similar to those produced by traditional functions.
This inquiry arose during an interview discussion.