Is this a correct way of defining a function in ecma6?

```javascript
var bar = () ={return "foo"}

Question

Is this a correct way of defining a function in ecma6?

```javascript
var bar = () =>{return "foo"}

nbarrera_t · Answer

I mean instead of 
```var bar = function() {return "foo"}```

jfernandes · Answer

This is one
```javascript
var bar = () => { return "foo" }
```

jfernandes · Answer

In javascript
```
var bar = function() { return "foo" }
```

just_one_last_goodbye · Answer

Hello there 52 SS mod :D

just_one_last_goodbye · Answer

do you need help? ^-^

jaynator495 · Answer

JOLG, This is the site administrator, please leave this place... ._.

jaynator495 · Answer

And yes this is a way you can define a function in ECMA6, Although, i'm not entirely sure why you would want to...
Both ways would work in ECMA6.

jaynator495 · Answer

jaynator495 · Answer

jaynator495 · Answer

BTW, out of curiosity, why did you switch to a guest? ._.