5 Rules to master ‘this’ in Javascript

Maybe an typo error in here:

function print() {
 console.log(this);
}
const developer= {
 love: "JavaScript"
};
const bindedFn = print.bind(developer);  // { love: "JavaScript" }
name.call(developer);  // { love: "JavaScript" } // should be bindedFn.call?
name.apply(developer);  // { love: "JavaScript" }

bindedFn instead of name?

const author = {
 awesome: 'tushar',
 print: function() {
     console.log(this);
 },
};
const reader = { awesome: 'me' };

author.print.call(reader);  // { awesome: 'me' }
new author.print() // {}

• Since the print method is invoked with call , this refers to the object that has been passed, i.e, the reader object
• Since the print is invoked with new keyword, this is a new empty object

Well summed btw!!

Well written Tushar Tiwari 👏