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5,997 PointsWondering why we can't write the third function like this
const printMyName = (myname ='Ashley') => console.log(myName)
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,236 PointsJavaScript is case sensitive, so "myname" (lower case "n") is not the same thing as "myName" (capital "N"). But if you use either one consistently in the definition, this should work just fine.