Commit f870ad6

Did you define the function with an arrow function?

R// Write 'console.log(this)' on the first **valid** line above the arrow function. Value of 'this' in the arrow function will be equal to that console log

Did you call 'bind', 'call' or 'apply' on the function when you invoked it?

R// 'this' is equal to the first argument of 'bind', 'call' or 'apply

**bind, call and apply** are built-in functions that belong to all functions inside of JavaScript that we create

const printThis = function() {

console.log(this)

}

printThis.call({ color: 'red'})

printThis.apply({ color: 'red'})

'this' is equal to whatever is to the left of the '.' in the method call

const colors = {

printColor() {

console.log(this)

}

}

const randomObject = {

a: 1

}

randomObject.printColor = colors.printColor

randomObject.printColor()