let obj = {f:() => {console.log("yes")} , g:this.f}

Question

let obj = {f:() => {console.log("yes")} , g:this.f} i want to pass my function f to g and use it in my use but it is giving me undefined

Answer 1

TINKLE DASH please share the code completely then we can understand easily

Answer 2

TINKLE DASH
Why not just write... 🤔
let obj = {
f:console.log("yes"),
g:this.f
}
obj.g

But if you still want to play around with the function, then you need an explicit function declaration:
let obj = {
f:()=>{console.log("yes")},
g:function(){this.f()}
}
obj.g()