- let and const keywords
- Multi-line strings
- Template literals
- Default parameters
- Arrow functions
- Destructuring assignment
- Enhanced object literals
- Promises
- Classes
- Modules
- Block scope variables can not accessed from outside the block
- let can not be redeclared.
- let variables must be declared before use.
- const can not be redeclared and reassigned.
ES6 also provides Multi-line Strings. Users can create multi-line strings by using back-ticks(`).
let greeting = `Hello World,
Greetings to all,
Keep Learning and Practicing!`
What is the use of Template Literals in ES6?
ES6 introduced template literals for rendering dynamic inputs inside with a back-ticked(`) operator and the variables come up with ${parameter}
What is use of Default Parameters in ES6?
ES6 introduced a default parameter used to assign the default values in the function parameters.
let areaCalculation = function (x = 10, y = 15) {
return x * y;
}
What are the advantages of the arrow function?
- arrow functions do not have their own binding to this, argument or super and should not be used as a method.
- arrow functions aren't suitable for call, apply, or bind methods and generally rely on establishing a scope.
- arrow functions cannot be used as Constructor.
- arrow functions cannot use yield in its body.
- It should not be used as methods.
- It can not be used as constructors.
- It can not use yield within its body.
- It cannot be suitable for call, apply and bind methods.
- No arguments object in arrow function.
- It doesn’t create their own `this` binding.
- It cannot be accessed before initialization.
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