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I think that was largely to make it easier to deal with arrow functions in higher-order functions, though the only case I can see for "arguments" anymore is for
by ubertaco 11y ago
I think that was largely to make it easier to deal with arrow functions in higher-order functions, though the only case I can see for "arguments" anymore is for varargs, and those are covered with the rest operator, so I'm not sure why the distinction is made.
- moron4hire 11y agook, that makes sense. Yes, `arguments` is a shitty replacement for real varargs.