The answer
No. Arrow functions inherit this from their lexical scope (cannot be changed by call, apply, or bind). They do not have their own arguments object; use rest parameters (...args) instead.
First-Class Functions Interview Questions in JavaScript
Do arrow functions have their own this and arguments in JavaScript?
More FAQs in First-Class Functions Interview Questions in JavaScript
Functions are treated like any other value: assignable to variables, passable as arguments, returnable from functions, storable in data structures, and typeof is 'function'.
A function statement is hoisted with its full body (callable before the line). A function expression is assigned to a variable (variable hoisted only, function body assigned at the line).
A function that takes a function as an argument, returns a function, or both. Examples include map, filter, reduce, compose, curry, and setTimeout.
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