Suppose you want to modify the following JavaScript event handler to use arrow function syntax: form.onclick = function(
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Suppose you want to modify the following JavaScript event handler to use arrow function syntax: form.onclick = function(
Suppose you want to modify the following JavaScript event handler to use arrow function syntax: form.onclick = function() { console.log("The user clicked the form!"); } What should you place in the blank in the following modified version? form.onclick= { => console.log("The user clicked the form!"); } function() => console.log("The user clicked the form!"); () => console.log("The user clicked the form!"); => console.log("The user clicked the form!");
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