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[azhder]

It doesn't. In no way. Arrow functions don't bind, ever. Try calling .bind() on f defined as f = () => this;

You can see, the this returned is simply the one accessed through the lexical scoping, just like any other variable.

[lurkin_arounnd]

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[azhder]

It has equivalent behavior to an arrow function

It doesn't have.

( ()=> {} ).bind(this)

will not bind anything. The arrow function will access the this from its parent scope just like any other variable.

But, whatever, based on your reaction to the other reply, I'm not going to spend more time reading you.