The arrow function cannot be invoked with the new keyword, because arrow functions don’t have a constructor. If you try to instantiate with a new keyword it will throw an error.

No own this (call, apply & bind won’t work as expected)
In a traditional function, its internal this
value is dynamic, it depends on how the function is invoked. For example:

Unlike regular functions, arrow functions don’t have their own this
binding. If we access this in the arrow function it will return the this of the closest non-arrow parent function.

The value of this in the arrow function is determined at the time of declaration and never changes. So call
, apply
, bind
cannot change the value of the arrow function this
.
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