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Fix explanation saying you can do => 5 in JS
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This claimed you can leave out the parentheses if you have _no_ parameters, which is false. You cannot do `const x = => 5;`
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This claimed you can leave out the parentheses if you have no parameters, which is false. You cannot do
const x = => 5;