I’m current on the Functions module of JavaScript where my current task is:
Refactor the function declaration to be a function expression using arrow function syntax.
Be sure to call the function at the end.
I refactored it, but my code seems to be off. Can someone help me?
const isGreaterThan (numberOne, numberTwo) => {
if (numberOne > numberTwo) {
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
};
isGreaterThan(5, 7);
isGreaterThan(2, 8);
This should be giving an error since there is no assignment.
const foo = () => {
};
Tip for future reference (not to undo the purpose of this lesson):
numberOne > numberTwo
is a boolean, so we can return it directly.
return numberOne > numberTwo;The OP will have solved their problem by now, being a missing = operator. Probably not much need for the link now. If you have a question about this lesson, then please start a new topic.
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