How can I ensure the correct this is accessed inside a callback function

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With the help of proper code example can you tell me How can I ensure the correct this is accessed inside a callback function?
Feb 12 in Node-js by Ashutosh
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In JavaScript, the value of this within a function depends on how the function is invoked. When using callback functions, especially within methods, it's common to encounter situations where this doesn't reference the expected object. To ensure that this retains the correct context inside a callback, consider the following approach:

Using Arrow Functions:

Arrow functions inherit this from their enclosing scope, making them a convenient choice for callbacks where you want to preserve the context.

class MyClass {

  constructor() {

    this.value = 42;

  }

  method() {

    setTimeout(() => {

      console.log(this.value); // Outputs: 42

    }, 1000);

  }

}

const obj = new MyClass();

obj.method();

In this example, the arrow function inside setTimeout retains the this context of method, allowing access to this.value.

answered Feb 21 by Kavya

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