Can arrow functions replace all regular functions?

Can arrow functions replace all regular functions in JavaScript?

Arrow functions are a more concise syntax for writing functions, but they can't replace all regular functions.

What are the main differences between arrow functions and regular functions?

The main differences include syntax, the handling of 'this', and how they are invoked. Arrow functions do not have their own 'this' context.

Are there any scenarios where I should still use regular functions?

Yes, you should use regular functions when you need a function to have its own 'this' context or when using certain features like 'arguments'.

Can you give me an example of when to use each?

Sure! Use arrow functions for callbacks and regular functions for methods in objects where 'this' is important.