No. 'this' is confusing because it is a novel abstraction that has no analog/referent to anything familiar, even if JavaScript is your first language. It is c

No. 'this' is confusing because it is a novel abstraction that has no analog/referent to anything familiar, even if JavaScript is your first language. It is completely unintuitive and simply must be internalized with time Effectively, 'this' forces you to understand the majority of the prototypal nature of JavaScript just to simply call some functions. Alternatively, don't use this at all, ever. You can pass explicit arguments for anything you need.