How does the this keyword work

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I have noticed that there doesn t appear to be a clear explanation of what the this keyword is and how it is correctly  and incorrectly  used in JavaScript on the Stack Overflow site   I have witnessed some very strange behaviour with it and have failed to understand why it has occurred   How does this work and when should it be used

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Probably the most detailed and comprehensive article on this is the following:

Gentle explanation of 'this' keyword in JavaScript

The idea behind this is to understand that the function invocation types have the significant importance on setting this value.

When having troubles identifying this, do not ask yourself:

Where is this taken from?

but do ask yourself:

How is the function invoked?

For an arrow function (special case of context transparency) ask yourself:

What value has this where the arrow function is defined?

This mindset is correct when dealing with this and will save you from headache.

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The value of  this  depends on the  context  in which the function is executed  The context can be any object or the global object  i e   window   So the Semantic of  this  is different from the traditional OOP languages  And it causes problems  1  when a function is passed to another variable  most likely  a callback   and 2  when a closure is invoked from a member method of a class   In both cases  this is set to window

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Whould this help   Most confusion of  this  in javascript is coming from the fact that it generally is not linked to your object  but to the current executing scope -- that might not be exactly how it works but is always feels like that to me -- see the article for a complete explanation

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I have a different take on this from the other answers that I hope is helpful   One way to look at JavaScript is to see that there are only 1 way to call a function1  It is  functionObject call objectForThis  arg0  arg1  arg2          There is always some value supplied for objectForThis   Everything else is syntactic sugar for functionObject call  So  everything else can be described by how it translates into functionObject call   If you just call a function then this is the  global object  which in the browser is the window   x000D   x000D  function foo     x000D    console log this   x000D    x000D   x000D  foo        this is the window object x000D   x000D   x000D    In other words    foo      was effectively translated into  foo call window     Note that if you use strict mode then this will be undefined   x000D   x000D   use strict   x000D   x000D  function foo     x000D    console log this   x000D    x000D   x000D  foo        this is the window object x000D   x000D   x000D    which means  In other words    foo      was effectively translated into  foo call undefined     In JavaScript there are operators like   and - and    There is also the dot operator which is    The   operator when used with a function on the right and an object on the left effectively means  pass object as this to function   Example   x000D   x000D  const bar     x000D    name   bar   x000D    foo      x000D      console log this    x000D       x000D     x000D   x000D  bar foo        this is bar x000D   x000D   x000D    In other words bar foo   translates into const temp   bar foo  temp call bar    Note that it doesn t matter how the function was created  mostly      All of these will produce the same results   x000D   x000D  const bar     x000D    name   bar   x000D    fn1     console log this      x000D    fn2  function     console log this      x000D    fn3  otherFunction  x000D     x000D   x000D  function otherFunction     console log this     x000D   x000D  bar fn1        this is bar x000D  bar fn2        this is bar x000D  bar fn3        this is bar x000D   x000D   x000D    Again these all are just syntactic sugar for    const temp   bar fn1  temp call bar       const temp   bar fn2  temp call bar       const temp   bar fn3  temp call bar       One other wrinkle is the prototype chain  When you use a b JavaScript first looks on the object referenced directly by a for the property b  If b is not found on the object then JavaScript will look in the object s prototype to find b    There are various ways to define an object s prototype  the most common in 2019 is the class keyword  For the purposes of this though it doesn t matter  What matters is that as it looks in object a for property b if it finds property b on the object or in it s prototype chain if b ends up being a function then the same rules as above apply  The function b references will be called using the call method and passing a as objectForThis as shown a the top of this answer   Now  Let s imagine we make a function that explicitly sets this before calling another function and then call it with the    dot  operator   x000D   x000D  function foo     x000D    console log this   x000D    x000D   x000D  function bar     x000D    const objectForThis    name   moo   x000D    foo call objectForThis       explicitly passing objectForThis x000D    x000D   x000D  const obj     x000D    bar  x000D     x000D   x000D  obj bar      x000D   x000D   x000D    Following the translation to use call  obj bar   becomes const temp   obj bar  temp call obj    When we enter the bar function we call foo but we explicitly passed in another object for objectForThis so when we arrive at foo this is that inner object   This is what both bind and   gt  functions effectively do  They are more syntactic sugar  They effectively build a new invisible function exactly like bar above that explicitly sets this before it calls whatever function is specified  In the case of bind this is set to whatever you pass to bind    x000D   x000D  function foo     x000D    console log this   x000D    x000D   x000D  const bar   foo bind  name   moo     x000D   x000D     bind created a new invisible function that calls foo with the bound object  x000D   x000D  bar      x000D   x000D     the objectForThis we are passing to bar here is ignored because x000D     the invisible function that bind created will call foo with with x000D     the object we bound above x000D   x000D  bar call  name   other     x000D   x000D   x000D    Note that if functionObject bind did not exist we could make our own like this  function bind fn  objectForThis      return function    args        return fn call objectForthis     args            and then we could call it like this  function foo       console log this      const bar   bind foo   name  abc       Arrow functions  the   gt  operator are syntactic sugar for bind  const a        gt   console log this      is the same as  const tempFn   function    console log this     const a   tempFn bind this     Just like bind  a new invisible function is created that calls the given function with a bound value for objectForThis but unlike bind the object to be bound is implicit  It s whatever this happens to be when the   gt  operator is used   So  just like the rules above  const a        gt    console log this         this is the global object    use strict   const a        gt    console log this         this is undefined   function foo       return      gt    console log this        const obj       foo     const b   obj foo    b      obj foo   translates to const temp   obj foo  temp call obj   which means the arrow operator inside foo will bind obj to a new invisible function and return that new invisible function which is assigned to b  b   will work as it always has as b call window  or b call undefined  calling the new invisible function that foo created  That invisible function ignores the this passed into it and  passes obj as objectForThis  to the arrow function   The code above translates to  function foo       function tempFn         console log this         return tempFn bind this      const obj       foo     const b   obj foo    b call window or undefined if strict mode     1apply is another function similar to call  functionName apply objectForThis  arrayOfArgs     But as of ES6 conceptually you can even translate that into  functionName call objectForThis     arrayOfArgs

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Every execution context in javascript has a this parameter that is set by    How the function is called  including as an object method  use of call and apply  use of new  Use of bind Lexically for arrow functions  they adopt the this of their outer execution context  Whether the code is in strict or non-strict mode Whether the code was invoked using eval   You can set the value of this using func call  func apply or func bind   By default  and what confuses most beginners  when a listener is called after an event is raised on a DOM element  the this value of the function is the DOM element   jQuery makes this trivial to change with jQuery proxy

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The this keyword behaves differently in JavaScript compared to other languages  In Object Oriented languages  the this keyword refers to the current instance of the class  In JavaScript the value of this is determined by the invocation context of function  context function    and where it is called   1  When used in global context  When you use this in global context  it is bound to global object  window in browser   document write this       object Window    When you use this inside a function defined in the global context  this is still bound to global object since the function is actually made a method of global context   function f1        return this    document write f1         object Window    Above f1 is made a method of global object  Thus we can also call it on window object as follows   function f         return this     document write window f        object Window    2  When used inside object method  When you use this keyword inside an object method  this is bound to the  immediate  enclosing object   var obj         name   obj       f  function              return this         this name           document write obj f         object Object  obj   Above I have put the word immediate in double quotes  It is to make the point that if you nest the object inside another object  then this is bound to the immediate parent   var obj         name   obj1       nestedobj            name  nestedobj           f  function                  return this         this name                                 document write obj nestedobj f        object Object  nestedobj   Even if you add function explicitly to the object as a method  it still follows above rules  that is this still points to the immediate parent object   var obj1         name   obj1      function returnName         return this         this name     obj1 f   returnName    add method to object document write obj1 f        object Object  obj1   3  When invoking context-less function  When you use this inside function that is invoked without any context  i e  not on any object   it is bound to the global object  window in browser  even if the function is defined inside the object     var context    global    var obj           context   object       method  function                                function f                 var context    function               return this        this context                      return f      invoked without context           document write obj method        object Window  global    Trying it all with functions  We can try above points with functions too  However there are some differences    Above we added members to objects using object literal notation  We can add members to functions by using this  to specify them  Object literal notation creates an instance of object which we can use immediately  With function we may need to first create its instance using new operator  Also in an object literal approach  we can explicitly add members to already defined object using dot operator  This gets added to the specific instance only  However I have added variable to the function prototype so that it gets reflected in all instances of the function    Below I tried out all the things that we did with Object and this above  but by first creating function instead of directly writing an object                                                                             1  When you add variable to the function using this keyword  it       gets added to the function prototype  thus allowing all function       instances to have their own copy of the variables added                                                                         function functionDef         this name    ObjDefinition       this getName   function                            return this     this name                   obj1   new functionDef    document write obj1 getName       lt br   gt        object Object  ObjDefinition                                                                                2  Members explicitly added to the function protorype also behave        as above  all function instances have their own copy of the        variable added                                                                         functionDef prototype version   1  functionDef prototype getVersion   function        return  v  this version    see how this version refers to the                                version variable added through                                 prototype   document write obj1 getVersion       lt br   gt       v1                                                                             3  Illustrating that the function variables added by both above        ways have their own copies across function instances                                                                        functionDef prototype incrementVersion   function        this version   this version   1    var obj2   new functionDef    document write obj2 getVersion       lt br   gt       v1  obj2 incrementVersion           incrementing version in obj2                                 does not affect obj1 version  document write obj2 getVersion       lt br   gt       v2 document write obj1 getVersion       lt br   gt       v1                                                                             4   this  keyword refers to the immediate parent object  If you         nest the object through function prototype  then  this  inside         object refers to the nested object not the function instance                                                                        functionDef prototype nestedObj     name   nestedObj                                        getName1   function                                            return this     this name                                                                                                          document write obj2 nestedObj getName1       lt br   gt        object Object  nestedObj                                                                             5  If the method is on an object s prototype chain   this  refers        to the object the method was called on  as if the method was on        the object                                                                         var ProtoObj     fun  function      return this a      var obj3   Object create ProtoObj     creating an object setting ProtoObj                                       as its prototype obj3 a   999                          adding instance member to obj3 document write obj3 fun     lt br   gt      999                                       calling obj3 fun   makes                                        ProtoObj fun   to access obj3 a as                                        if fun   is defined on obj3   4  When used inside constructor function   When the function is used as a constructor  that is when it is called with new keyword   this inside function body points to the new object being constructed   var myname    global context   function SimpleFun         this myname    simple function      var obj1   new SimpleFun      adds myname to obj1   1   new  causes  this  inside the SimpleFun   to point to the      object being constructed thus adding any member      created inside SimipleFun   using this membername to the      object being constructed   2  And by default  new  makes function to return newly       constructed object if no explicit return value is specified  document write obj1 myname     simple function   5  When used inside function defined on prototype chain  If the method is on an object s prototype chain  this inside such method refers to the object the method was called on  as if the method is defined on the object   var ProtoObj         fun  function              return this a             Object create   creates object with ProtoObj as its   prototype and assigns it to obj3  thus making fun      to be the method on its prototype chain  var obj3   Object create ProtoObj   obj3 a   999  document write obj3 fun       999    Notice that fun   is defined on obj3 s prototype but     this a  inside fun   retrieves obj3 a      6  Inside call    apply   and bind   functions   All these methods are defined on Function prototype  These methods allows to write a function once and invoke it in different context  In other words  they allows to specify the value of this which will be used while the function is being executed  They also take any parameters to be passed to the original function when it is invoked  fun apply obj1    argsArray   Sets obj1 as the value of this inside fun   and calls fun   passing elements of argsArray as its arguments  fun call obj1    arg1    arg2   arg3             - Sets obj1 as the value of this inside fun   and calls fun   passing arg1  arg2  arg3      as its arguments  fun bind obj1    arg1    arg2   arg3             - Returns the reference to the function fun with this inside fun bound to obj1 and parameters of fun bound to the   parameters specified arg1  arg2  arg3      By now the difference between apply  call and bind must have become apparent  apply allows to specify the arguments to function as array-like object i e  an object with a numeric length property and corresponding non-negative integer properties  Whereas call allows to specify the arguments to the function directly  Both apply and call immediately invokes the function in the specified context and with the specified arguments  On the other hand  bind simply returns the function bound to the specified this value and the arguments  We can capture the reference to this returned function by assigning it to a variable and later we can call it any time      function add inc1  inc2        return this a   inc1   inc2     var o     a   4    document write add call o  5  6    lt br   gt       15         above add call o 5 6  sets  this  inside         add   to  o  and calls add   resulting           this a   inc1   inc2              o a  i e  4   5   6   15 document write add apply o   5  6       lt br   gt       15           o a  i e  4   5   6   15  var g   add bind o  5  6           g   o a  i e  4   5   6 document write g     lt br   gt          15  var h   add bind o  5              h   o a  i e  4   5     document write h 6      lt br   gt       15          4   5   6   15 document write h       lt br   gt        NaN         no parameter is passed to h           thus inc2 inside add   is  undefined          4   5   undefined   NaN lt  code gt    7  this inside event handlers   When you assign function directly to event handlers of an element  use of this directly inside event handling function refers to the corresponding element  Such direct function assignment can be done using addeventListener method or through the traditional event registration methods like onclick  Similarly  when you use this directly inside the event property  like  lt button onclick     this      gt   of the element  it refers to the element  However use of this indirectly through the other function called inside the event handling function or event property resolves to the global object window  The same above behavior is achieved when we attach the function to the event handler using Microsoft s Event Registration model method attachEvent  Instead of assigning the function to the event handler  and the thus making the function method of the element   it calls the function on the event  effectively calling it in global context     I recommend to better try this in JSFiddle    lt script gt       function clickedMe            alert this           this tagName           this id              document getElementById  button1   addEventListener  click   clickedMe  false       document getElementById  button2   onclick   clickedMe      document getElementById  button5   attachEvent  onclick   clickedMe       lt  script gt    lt h3 gt Using  this   directly  inside event handler or event property lt  h3 gt   lt button id  button1  gt click    assigned  using addEventListner    lt  button gt  lt br   gt   lt button id  button2  gt click    assigned  using click    lt  button gt  lt br   gt   lt button id  button3  onclick  alert this          this tagName           this id    gt used  this  directly in click event property lt  button gt    lt h3 gt Using  this   indirectly  inside event handler or event property lt  h3 gt   lt button onclick  alert  function   return this           this tagName           this id         gt  this  used indirectly  inside function  lt br   gt  defined  amp  called inside event property lt  button gt  lt br   gt    lt button id  button4  onclick  clickedMe    gt  this  used indirectly  inside function  lt br   gt  called inside event property lt  button gt   lt br   gt   IE only   lt button id  button5  gt click    attached  using attachEvent    lt  button gt    8  this in ES6 arrow function   In an arrow function  this will behave like common variables  it will be inherited from its lexical scope  The function s this  where the arrow function is defined  will be the arrow function s this   So  that s the same behavior as    function      bind this    See the following code   const globalArrowFunction        gt      return this      console log globalArrowFunction       window  const contextObject       method1       gt   return this     method2  function        return      gt   return this           console log contextObject method1       window  const contextLessFunction   contextObject method1   console log contextLessFunction       window  console log contextObject method2        contextObject  const innerArrowFunction   contextObject method2     console log innerArrowFunction       contextObject

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There is a lot of confusion regarding how  this  keyword is interpreted in JavaScript  Hopefully this article will lay all those to rest once and for all  And a lot more  Please read the entire article carefully  Be forewarned that this article is long   Irrespective of the context in which it is used   this  always references the  current object  in Javascript  However  what the  current object  is  differs according to context  The context may be exactly 1 of the 6 following    Global  i e  Outside all functions  Inside Direct  Non Bound Function  Call  i e  a function that has not been bound by calling functionName bind  Inside Indirect  Non Bound Function  Call through functionName call and functionName apply Inside  Bound Function  Call  i e  a function that has been bound by calling functionName bind  While Object Creation through  new  Inside Inline DOM event handler   The following describes each of this contexts one by one    Global Context  i e  Outside all functions    Outside all functions  i e  in global context  the  current object   and hence the value of  this   is always the  window  object for browsers  Inside Direct  Non Bound Function  Call    Inside a Direct   Non Bound Function  Call  the object that invoked the function call becomes the  current object   and hence the value of  this    If a function is called without a explicit current object  the current object is either the  window  object  For Non Strict Mode  or undefined  For Strict Mode     Any function  or variable  defined in Global Context automatically becomes a property of the  window  object For e g Suppose function is defined in Global Context as   function UserDefinedFunction        alert this          it becomes the property of the window object  as if you have defined it as  window UserDefinedFunction function      alert this        In  Non Strict Mode   Calling Invoking this function directly through    UserDefinedFunction    will automatically call invoke it as  window UserDefinedFunction    making  window  as the  current object   and hence the value of  this   within  UserDefinedFunction  Invoking this function in  Non Strict Mode  will result in the following  UserDefinedFunction      displays  object Window   as it automatically gets invoked as window UserDefinedFunction     In  Strict Mode   Calling Invoking the function directly through  UserDefinedFunction    will  NOT  automatically call invoke it as  window UserDefinedFunction    Hence the  current object   and the value of  this   within  UserDefinedFunction  shall be undefined  Invoking this function in  Strict Mode  will result in the following  UserDefinedFunction      displays undefined   However  invoking it explicitly using window object shall result in the following  window UserDefinedFunction       always displays  object Window    irrespective of mode     Let us look at another example  Please look at the following code   function UserDefinedFunction                 alert this a          this b          this c           this d         var o1               a 1              b 2              f UserDefinedFunction         var o2               c 3              d 4              f UserDefinedFunction           o1 f      Shall display 1 2 undefined undefined o2 f      Shall display undefined undefined 3 4   In the above example we see that when  UserDefinedFunction  was invoked through o1   this  takes value of o1 and the value of its properties  a  and  b  get displayed  The value of  c  and  d  were shown as undefined as o1 does not define these properties  Similarly when  UserDefinedFunction  was invoked through o2   this  takes value of o2 and the value of its properties  c  and  d  get displayed The value of  a  and  b  were shown as undefined as o2 does not define these properties  Inside Indirect  Non Bound Function  Call through functionName call and functionName apply   When a  Non Bound Function  is called through functionName call or functionName apply  the  current object   and hence the value of  this   is set to the value of  this  parameter  first parameter  passed to call apply  The following code demonstrates the same   function UserDefinedFunction         alert this a          this b          this c           this d    var o1               a 1              b 2              f UserDefinedFunction          var o2               c 3              d 4              f UserDefinedFunction           UserDefinedFunction call o1     Shall display 1 2 undefined undefined UserDefinedFunction apply o1     Shall display 1 2 undefined undefined  UserDefinedFunction call o2     Shall display undefined undefined 3 4 UserDefinedFunction apply o2     Shall display undefined undefined 3 4  o1 f call o2     Shall display undefined undefined 3 4 o1 f apply o2     Shall display undefined undefined 3 4  o2 f call o1     Shall display 1 2 undefined undefined o2 f apply o1     Shall display 1 2 undefined undefined   The above code clearly shows that the  this  value for any  NON Bound Function  can be altered through call apply  Also if the  this  parameter is  not explicitly passed to call apply   current object   and hence the value of  this   is set to  window  in Non strict mode and  undefined  in strict mode  Inside  Bound Function  Call  i e  a function that has been bound by calling functionName bind    A bound function is a function whose  this  value has been fixed  The following code demonstrated how  this  works in case of bound function  function UserDefinedFunction         alert this a          this b          this c           this d    var o1             a 1            b 2            f UserDefinedFunction            bf null          var o2              c 3             d 4             f UserDefinedFunction             bf null            var bound1 UserDefinedFunction bind o1      permanantly fixes  this  value of function  bound1  to Object o1 bound1      Shall display 1 2 undefined undefined  var bound2 UserDefinedFunction bind o2      permanantly fixes  this  value of function  bound2  to Object o2 bound2      Shall display undefined undefined 3 4  var bound3 o1 f bind o2      permanantly fixes  this  value of function  bound3  to Object o2 bound3      Shall display undefined undefined 3 4  var bound4 o2 f bind o1      permanantly fixes  this  value of function  bound4  to Object o1 bound4      Shall display 1 2 undefined undefined  o1 bf UserDefinedFunction bind o2     permanantly fixes  this  value of function  o1 bf  to Object o2 o1 bf      Shall display undefined undefined 3 4  o2 bf UserDefinedFunction bind o1     permanantly fixes  this  value of function  o2 bf  to Object o1 o2 bf      Shall display 1 2 undefined undefined  bound1 call o2     Shall still display 1 2 undefined undefined   call  cannot alter the value of  this  for bound function  bound1 apply o2     Shall still display 1 2 undefined undefined   apply  cannot alter the value of  this  for bound function  o2 bf call o2     Shall still display 1 2 undefined undefined   call  cannot alter the value of  this  for bound function o2 bf apply o2     Shall still display 1 2 undefined undefined  apply  cannot alter the value of  this  for bound function   As given in the code above   this  value for any  Bound Function  CANNOT be altered through call apply  Also  if the  this  parameter is  not explicitly passed to bind   current object   and hence the value of  this    is set to  window  in Non strict mode and  undefined  in strict mode   One more thing  Binding an already bound function does not change the value of  this   It remains set as the value set by first bind function  While Object Creation through  new    Inside a constructor function  the  current object   and hence the value of   this   references the object that is currently being created through  new  irrespective of the bind status of the function  However if the constructor is a bound function it shall get called with  predefined set of arguments as set for the bound function  Inside Inline DOM event handler   Please look at the following HTML Snippet   lt button onclick  this style color white  gt Hello World lt  button gt   lt div style  width 100px height 100px   onclick  OnDivClick event this   gt Hello World lt  div gt    The  this  in above examples refer to  button  element and the  div  element respectively   In the first example  the font color of the button shall be set to white when it is clicked   In the second example when the  div  element is clicked it shall call the OnDivClick function with its second parameter referencing the clicked div element  However the value of  this  within OnDivClick SHALL NOT reference the clicked div element  It shall be set as the  window object  or  undefined  in Non strict and Strict Modes respectively  if OnDivClick is an unbound function  or set to a predefined Bound value  if OnDivClick is a bound function    The following summarizes the entire article   In Global Context  this  always refers to the  window  object Whenever a function is invoked  it is invoked in context of an object   current object    If the current object is not explicitly provided  the current object  is the  window object  in NON Strict Mode and  undefined  in Strict Mode by default  The value of  this  within a Non Bound function is the reference to object in context of which the function is invoked   current object   The value of  this  within a Non Bound function can be overriden by call and apply methods of the function  The value of  this  is fixed for a Bound function and cannot be overriden by call and apply methods of the function  Binding and already bound function does not change the value of  this   It remains set as the value set by first bind function  The value of  this  within a constructor is the object that is being created and initialized The value of  this  within an inline DOM event handler is reference to the element for which the event handler is given

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This is the best explanation I ve seen  Understand JavaScripts this with Clarity     The this reference ALWAYS refers to  and holds the value of  an   object   a singular object   and it is usually used inside a function or a   method  although it can be used outside a function in the global   scope  Note that when we use strict mode  this holds the value of   undefined in global functions and in anonymous functions that are not   bound to any object    There are Four Scenarios where this can be confusing    When we pass a method  that uses this  as an argument to be used as a callback function   When we use an inner function  a closure   It is important to take note that closures cannot access the outer function   s this variable by using the this keyword because the this variable is accessible only by the function itself  not by inner functions  When a method which relies on this is assigned to a variable across contexts  in which case this references another object than originally intended  When using this along with the bind  apply  and call methods    He gives code examples  explanations  and solutions  which I thought was very helpful

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Javascript s this  Simple function invocation  Consider the following function   function foo         console log  bar        console log this     foo       calling the function   Note that we are running this in the normal mode  i e  strict mode is not used   When running in a browser  the value of this would be logged as window  This is because window is the global variable in a web browser s scope   If you run this same piece of code in an environment like node js  this would refer to the global variable in your app   Now if we run this in strict mode by adding the statement  use strict   to the beginning of the function declaration  this would no longer refer to the global variable in either of the environments  This is done to avoid confusions in strict mode  this would  in this case just log undefined  because that is what it is  it is not defined   In the following cases  we would see how to manipulate the value of this   Calling a function on an object  There are different ways to do this  If you have called native methods in Javascript like forEach and slice  you should already know that the this variable in that case refers to the Object on which you called that function  Note that in javascript  just about everything is an Object  including Arrays and Functions   Take the following code for example   var myObj    key   Obj    myObj logThis   function             I am a method     console log this     myObj logThis       myObj is logged   If an Object contains a property which holds a Function  the property is called a method  This method  when called  will always have it s this variable set to the Object it is associated with  This is true for both strict and non-strict modes   Note that if a method is stored  or rather  copied  in another variable  the reference to this is no longer preserved in the new variable  For example      continuing with the previous code snippet  var myVar   myObj logThis  myVar       logs either of window global undefined based on mode of operation   Considering a more commonly practical scenario   var el   document getElementById  idOfEl    el addEventListener  click   function     console log this         the function called by addEventListener contains this as the reference to the element    so clicking on our element would log that element itself   The new keyword  Consider a constructor function in Javascript   function Person  name        this name   name      this sayHello   function              console log   Hello   this            var awal   new Person  Awal    awal sayHello       In  awal sayHello    this  contains the reference to the variable  awal    How does this work  Well  let s see what happens when we use the new keyword    Calling the function with the new keyword would immediately initialize an Object of type Person  The constructor of this Object has its constructor set to Person  Also  note that typeof awal would return Object only  This new Object would be assigned the prototype of Person prototype  This means that any method or property in the Person prototype would be available to all instances of Person  including awal  The function Person itself is now invoked  this being a reference to the newly constructed object awal    Pretty straightforward  eh   Note that the official ECMAScript spec nowhere states that such types of functions are actual constructor functions  They are just normal functions  and new can be used on any function  It s just that we use them as such  and so we call them as such only   Calling functions on Functions  call and apply  So yeah  since functions are also Objects  and in-fact first class variables in Javascript   even functions have methods which are    well  functions themselves   All functions inherit from the global Function  and two of its many methods are call and apply  and both can be used to manipulate the value of this in the function on which they are called   function foo      console log  this  arguments     var thisArg    myObj   is cool    foo call thisArg  1  2  3     This is a typical example of using call  It basically takes the first parameter and sets this in the function foo as a reference to thisArg   All other parameters passed to call is passed to the function foo as arguments  So the above code will log  myObj   is cool     1  2  3  in the console  Pretty nice way to change the value of this in any function   apply is almost the same as call accept that it takes only two parameters  thisArg and an array which contains the arguments to be passed to the function  So the above call call can be translated to apply like this   foo apply thisArg   1 2 3     Note that call and apply can override the value of this set by dot method invocation we discussed in the second bullet  Simple enough     Presenting     bind   bind is a brother of call and apply   It is also a method inherited by all functions from the global Function constructor in Javascript  The difference between bind and call apply is that both call and apply will actually invoke the function  bind  on the other hand  returns a new function with the thisArg and arguments pre-set  Let s take an example to better understand this   function foo  a  b        console log  this  arguments     var thisArg    myObj   even more cool now    var bound   foo bind thisArg  1  2   console log  typeof bound      logs  function  console log  bound      logs  function      native code        bound       calling the function returned by   bind     logs   myObj   even more cool now     1  2     See the difference between the three  It is subtle  but they are used differently  Like call and apply  bind will also over-ride the value of this set by dot-method invocation   Also note that neither of these three functions do any change to the original function  call and apply would return the value from freshly constructed functions while bind will return the freshly constructed function itself  ready to be called   Extra stuff  copy this  Sometimes  you don t like the fact that this changes with scope  especially nested scope  Take a look at the following example   var myObj         hello  function              return  world                 myMethod  function                 copy this  variable names are case-sensitive         var that   this             callbacks ftw  o          foo bar  args   function                     I want to call  hello  here             this hello       error                but  this  references to  foo  damn                 oh wait we have a backup  o              that hello        world                           In the above code  we see that the value of this changed with the nested scope  but we wanted the value of this from the original scope  So we  copied  this to that and used the copy instead of this  Clever  eh   Index    What is held in this by default  What if we call the function as a method with Object-dot notation  What if we use the new keyword  How do we manipulate this with call and apply  Using bind  Copying this to solve nested-scope issues

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A little bit info about this keyword  Let s log this keyword to the console in global scope without any more code but  console log this    In Client Browser this keyword is a global object which is window  console log this     window     true   and  In Server Node Javascript runtime this keyword is also a global object which is module exports  console log this     module exports     true console log this     exports     true   Keep in mind exports is just a reference to module exports

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this  is all about scope  Every function has its own scope  and since everything in JS is an object  even a function can store some values into itself using  this   OOP 101 teaches that  this  is only applicable to instances of an object  Therefore  every-time a function executes  a new  instance  of that function has a new meaning of  this    Most people get confused when they try to use  this  inside of anonymous closure functions like     function value        this value   value          some-elements   each function elt           elt innerHTML   this value            uh oh   possibly undefined            2     So here  inside each     this  doesn t hold the  value  that you expect it to  from this value   value  above it   So  to get over this  no pun intended  problem  a developer could     function value        var self   this                small change     self value   value          some-elements   each function elt           elt innerHTML   self value            phew      2             2     Try it out  you ll begin to like this pattern of programming

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In pseudoclassical terms  the way many lectures teach the  this  keyword is as an object instantiated by a class or object constructor  Each time a new object is constructed from a class  imagine that under the hood a local instance of a  this  object is created and returned  I remember it taught like this   function Car make  model  year    var this          under the hood  so to speak this make   make  this model   model  this year   year  return this     under the hood    var mycar   new Car  Eagle    Talon TSi   1993                under the hood var this       this make    Eagle   this model    Talon TSi   this year   1993  return this

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this in JavaScript always refers to the  owner  of the function that is being executed   If no explicit owner is defined  then the top most owner  the window object  is referenced   So if I did  function someKindOfFunction        this style    foo       element onclick   someKindOfFunction   this would refer to the element object  But be careful  a lot of people make this mistake    lt element onclick  someKindOfFunction    gt   In the latter case  you merely reference the function  not hand it over to the element  Therefore  this will refer to the window object

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this is one of the misunderstood concept in JavaScript because it behaves little differently from place to place  Simply  this refers to the  owner  of the function we are currently executing    this helps to get the current object  a k a  execution context  we work with  If you understand in which object the current function is getting executed  you can understand easily what current this is  var val    window val   var obj         val   obj val       innerMethod  function              var val    obj val inner               func   function                      var self   this                  return self val                          return func             outerMethod  function            return this val              This actually gets executed inside window object  console log obj innerMethod         returns window val    Breakdown in to 2 lines explains this in detail var  inn   obj innerMethod    console log  inn       returns window val  console log obj outerMethod       returns obj val   Above we create 3 variables with same name  val   One in global context  one inside obj and the other inside innerMethod of obj  JavaScript resolves identifiers within a particular context by going up the scope chain from local go global      Few places where this can be differentiated   Calling a method of a object  var status   1  var helper         status   2      getStatus  function              return this status            var theStatus1   helper getStatus      line1 console log theStatus1     2  var theStatus2   helper getStatus  console log theStatus2       1   When line1 is executed  JavaScript establishes an execution context  EC  for the function call  setting this to the object referenced by whatever came before the last      so in the last line you can understand that a   was executed in the global context which is the window   With Constructor  this can be used to refer to the object being created  function Person name       this personName   name      this sayHello   function            return  Hello     this personName           var person1   new Person  Scott    console log person1 sayHello       Hello Scott  var person2   new Person  Hugh    var sayHelloP2   person2 sayHello  console log sayHelloP2       Hello undefined   When new Person   is executed  a completely new object is created  Person is called and its this is set to reference that new object    Function call  function testFunc         this name    Name       this myCustomAttribute    Custom Attribute       return this     var whatIsThis   testFunc    console log whatIsThis     window  var whatIsThis2   new testFunc    console log whatIsThis2      testFunc     object  console log window myCustomAttribute     Custom Attribute    If we miss new keyword  whatIsThis referes to the most global context it can find window   With event handlers  If the event handler is inline  this refers to global object   lt script type  application javascript  gt      function click handler             alert this      alerts the window object        lt  script gt    lt button id  thebutton  onclick  click handler    gt Click me  lt  button gt    When adding event handler through JavaScript  this refers to DOM element that generated the event      You can also manipulate the context using  apply    call   and  bind   JQuery proxy is another way you can use to make sure this in a function will be the value you desire   Check Understanding   proxy    jQuery proxy   usage  What does var that   this means in JavaScript

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Daniel  awesome explanation  A couple of words on this and good list of this execution context pointer in case of event handlers   In two words  this in JavaScript points the object from whom  or from whose execution context  the current function was run and it s always read-only  you can t set it anyway  such an attempt will end up with  Invalid left-hand side in assignment  message   For event handlers  inline event handlers  such as  lt element onclick  foo  gt   override any other handlers attached earlier and before  so be careful and it s better to stay off of inline event delegation at all  And thanks to Zara Alaverdyan who inspired me to this list of examples through a dissenting debate      el onclick   foo     in the foo - obj el onclick   function     this style color     fff       obj el onclick   function    doSomething        In the doSomething - Window el addEventListener  click  foo false     in the foo - obj el attachEvent  onclick  function         this        window  all the compliance to IE     lt button onclick  this style color     fff    gt     obj  lt button onclick  foo  gt     In the foo - window  but you can  lt button onclick  foo this   gt

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To understand  this  properly one must understand the context and scope and difference between them   Scope  In javascript scope is related to the visibility of the variables  scope achieves through the use of the function   Read more about scope   Context  Context is related to objects  It refers to the object to which a function belongs  When you use the JavaScript    this    keyword  it refers to the object to which function belongs  For example  inside of a function  when you say     this accoutNumber     you are referring to the property    accoutNumber     that belongs to the object to which that function belongs    If the object    myObj    has a method called    getMyName     when the JavaScript keyword    this    is used inside of    getMyName     it refers to    myObj     If the function    getMyName    were executed in the global scope  then    this    refers to the window object  except in strict mode     Now let s see some example        lt script gt          console log  What is this    this           console log this        lt  script gt    Runnig abobve code in browser output will    According to the output you are inside of the context of the window object  it is also visible that window prototype refers to the Object   Now let s try inside of a function        lt script gt          function myFunc                console log  What is this    this               console log this                     myFunc         lt  script gt    Output    The output is the same because we logged  this  variable in the global scope and we logged it in functional scope  we didn t change the context  In both case context was same  related to widow object    Now let s create our own object  In javascript  you can create an object in many ways     lt script gt          var firstName    Nora           var lastName    Zaman           var myObj                 firstName  Lord               lastName  Baron               printNameGetContext function                    console log firstName       lastName                   console log this firstName      this lastName                   return this                                 var context   myObj printNameGetContext          console log context        lt  script gt    Output     So from the above example  we found that  this  keyword is referring to a new context that is related to myObj  and myObject also has prototype chain to Object   Let s go throw another example    lt body gt       lt button class  btn  gt Click Me lt  button gt       lt script gt          function printMe                  Terminal2  this function declared inside window context so this function belongs to the window object              console log this                     document querySelector   btn   addEventListener  click   function                  Terminal1  button context  this callback function belongs to DOM element              console log this               printMe                    lt  script gt   lt  body gt    output   Make sense right   read comments     If you having trouble to understand the above example let s try with our own callback    lt script gt          var myObj                 firstName  Lord               lastName  Baron               printName function callback1  callback2                     Attaching callback1 with this myObj context                 this callback1   callback1                  this callback1 this firstName      this lastName                    We did not attached callback2 with myObj so  it s reamin with window context by default                 callback2                                          test bellow codes                  this callback2   callback2                   this callback2                                                       var callback2   function                 console log this                     myObj printName function data               console log data               console log this              callback2        lt  script gt    output    Now let s Understand Scope  Self  IIFE and THIS how behaves          var color    red      property of window        var obj                color  blue      property of window            printColor  function       property of obj  attached with obj                var self   this                 console log  In printColor -- this color    this color                  console log  In printColor -- self color    self color                   function       decleard inside of printColor but not property of object  it will executed on window context                      console log this                      console log  In IIFE -- this color    this color                       console log  In IIFE -- self color    self color                                         function nestedFunc      decleard inside of printColor but not property of object  it will executed on window context                      console log  nested fun -- this color    this color                       console log  nested fun -- self color    self color                                    nestedFunc       executed on window context                return nestedFunc                                 obj printColor         returned function executed on window context     lt  script gt     Output is pretty awesome right

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Summary this Javascript    The value of this is determined by how the function is invoked not  where it was created  Usually the value of this is determined by the Object which is left of the dot   window in global space  In event listeners the value of this  refers to the DOM element on which the event was called  When in function is called with the new keyword the value of this refers to the newly created object You can manipulate the value of this with the functions  call  apply  bind   Example    x000D   x000D  let object     x000D    prop1  function     console log this    x000D    x000D   x000D  object prop1         object is left of the dot  thus this is object x000D   x000D  const myFunction   object prop1    We store the function in the variable myFunction x000D   x000D  myFunction       Here we are in the global space x000D                   myFunction is a property on the global object x000D                   Therefore it logs the window object x000D                 x000D                x000D   x000D   x000D    Example event listeners    x000D   x000D  document querySelector   foo   addEventListener  click   function      x000D    console log this        This refers to the DOM element the eventListener was invoked from x000D     x000D   x000D   x000D  document querySelector   foo   addEventListener  click        gt    x000D    console log this       Tip  es6 arrow function don t have their own binding to the this v x000D                           Therefore this will log the global object x000D   foo hover   x000D    color  red  x000D    cursor  pointer  x000D    x000D   lt div class  foo  gt click me lt  div gt  x000D   x000D   x000D    Example constructor    x000D   x000D  function Person  name    x000D    this name   name  x000D    x000D   x000D  const me   new Person  Willem    x000D     When using the new keyword the this in the constructor function will refer to the newly created object x000D   x000D  console log me name    x000D     Therefore  the name property was placed on the object created with new keyword  x000D   x000D   x000D

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I recommend reading Mike West s article Scope in JavaScript  mirror  first  It is an excellent  friendly introduction to the concepts of this and scope chains in JavaScript  Once you start getting used to this  the rules are actually pretty simple  The ECMAScript 5 1 Standard defines this     11 1 1 The this keyword The this keyword evaluates to the value of the ThisBinding of the current execution context  ThisBinding is something that the JavaScript interpreter maintains as it evaluates JavaScript code  like a special CPU register which holds a reference to an object  The interpreter updates the ThisBinding whenever establishing an execution context in one of only three different cases  1  Initial global execution context This is the case for JavaScript code that is evaluated at the top-level  e g  when directly inside a  lt script gt    lt script gt    alert  quot I m evaluated in the initial global execution context  quot       setTimeout function            alert  quot I m NOT evaluated in the initial global execution context  quot         1    lt  script gt   When evaluating code in the initial global execution context  ThisBinding is set to the global object  window    10 4 1 1   2  Entering eval code     by a direct call to eval   ThisBinding is left unchanged  it is the same value as the ThisBinding of the calling execution context    10 4 2  2  a        if not by a direct call to eval   ThisBinding is set to the global object as if executing in the initial global execution context    10 4 2  1        15 1 2 1 1 defines what a direct call to eval   is  Basically  eval      is a direct call whereas something like  0  eval       or var indirectEval   eval  indirectEval       is an indirect call to eval    See chuckj s answer to  1  eval    39 this  39   vs eval   39 this  39   in JavaScript  and Dmitry Soshnikov   s ECMA-262-5 in detail  Chapter 2  Strict Mode  for when you might use an indirect eval   call  3  Entering function code This occurs when calling a function  If a function is called on an object  such as in obj myMethod   or the equivalent obj  quot myMethod quot      then ThisBinding is set to the object  obj in the example    13 2 1   In most other cases  ThisBinding is set to the global object    10 4 3   The reason for writing  quot in most other cases quot  is because there are eight ECMAScript 5 built-in functions that allow ThisBinding to be specified in the arguments list  These special functions take a so-called thisArg which becomes the ThisBinding when calling the function    10 4 3   These special built-in functions are   Function prototype apply  thisArg  argArray   Function prototype call  thisArg     arg1     arg2            Function prototype bind  thisArg     arg1     arg2            Array prototype every  callbackfn     thisArg     Array prototype some  callbackfn     thisArg     Array prototype forEach  callbackfn     thisArg     Array prototype map  callbackfn     thisArg     Array prototype filter  callbackfn     thisArg      In the case of the Function prototype functions  they are called on a function object  but rather than setting ThisBinding to the function object  ThisBinding is set to the thisArg  In the case of the Array prototype functions  the given callbackfn is called in an execution context where ThisBinding is set to thisArg if supplied  otherwise  to the global object  Those are the rules for plain JavaScript  When you begin using JavaScript libraries  e g  jQuery   you may find that certain library functions manipulate the value of this  The developers of those JavaScript libraries do this because it tends to support the most common use cases  and users of the library typically find this behavior to be more convenient  When passing callback functions referencing this to library functions  you should refer to the documentation for any guarantees about what the value of this is when the function is called  If you are wondering how a JavaScript library manipulates the value of this  the library is simply using one of the built-in JavaScript functions accepting a thisArg  You  too  can write your own function taking a callback function and thisArg  function doWork callbackfn  thisArg                  if  callbackfn    null  callbackfn call thisArg      There   s a special case I didn   t yet mention  When constructing a new object via the new operator  the JavaScript interpreter creates a new  empty object  sets some internal properties  and then calls the constructor function on the new object  Thus  when a function is called in a constructor context  the value of this is the new object that the interpreter created  function MyType         this someData    quot a string quot      var instance   new MyType       Kind of like the following  but there are more steps involved     var instance          MyType call instance    Arrow functions Arrow functions  introduced in ECMA6  alter the scope of this  See the existing canonical question  Arrow function vs function declaration   expressions  Are they equivalent   exchangeable  for more information  But in short   Arrow functions don t have their own this     binding  Instead  those identifiers are resolved in the lexical scope like any other variable  That means that inside an arrow function  this   refer s  to the values of this in the environment the arrow function is defined in   Just for fun  test your understanding with some examples To reveal the answers  mouse over the light grey boxes   What is the value of this at the marked line  Why     window     The marked line is evaluated in the initial global execution context       if  true               What is  this  here          What is the value of this at the marked line when obj staticFunction   is executed  Why     obj     When calling a function on an object  ThisBinding is set to the object    x000D   x000D  var obj         someData   a string      function myFun         return this    What is  this  here     obj staticFunction   myFun   console log  this is window    obj staticFunction      window   console log  this is obj    obj staticFunction      obj      x000D   x000D   x000D    What is the value of this at the marked line  Why     window   In this example  the JavaScript interpreter enters function code  but because myFun obj myMethod is not called on an object  ThisBinding is set to window    This is different from Python  in which accessing a method  obj myMethod  creates a bound method object    x000D   x000D  var obj         myMethod  function              return this     What is  this  here           var myFun   obj myMethod  console log  this is window    myFun      window   console log  this is obj    myFun      obj      x000D   x000D   x000D    What is the value of this at the marked line  Why     window   This one was tricky  When evaluating the eval code  this is obj  However  in the eval code  myFun is not called on an object  so ThisBinding is set to window for the call     lt  -- no snippet because  seemingly  eval doesn   t work in snippets -- gt       function myFun             return this     What is  this  here            var obj             myMethod  function                  eval  quot myFun   quot                       What is the value of this at the marked line  Why     obj   The line myFun call obj   is invoking the special built-in function Function prototype call    which accepts thisArg as the first argument    x000D   x000D  function myFun         return this     What is  this  here    var obj         someData   a string     console log  this is window    myFun call obj     window   console log  this is obj    myFun call obj     obj      x000D   x000D   x000D

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Here is one good source of this in JavaScript   Here is the summary    global this  In a browser  at the global scope  this is the windowobject   lt script type  text javascript  gt    console log this     window      true   var foo    bar     console log this foo       bar    console log window foo       bar      In node using the repl  this is the top namespace  You can refer to it as global    gt this     ArrayBuffer   Function  ArrayBuffer       Int8Array     Function  Int8Array  BYTES PER ELEMENT  1        Uint8Array     Function  Uint8Array  BYTES PER ELEMENT  1             gt global     this  true   In node executing from a script  this at the global scope starts as an empty object  It is not the same as global    test js console log this          console log this     global      fasle  function this   Except in the case of DOM event handlers or when a thisArg is provided  see further down   both in node and in a browser using this in a function that is not called with new references the global scope      lt script type  text javascript  gt      foo    bar        function testThis           this foo    foo              console log this foo     logs  bar      testThis        console log this foo     logs  foo   lt  script gt    If you use use strict   in which case this will be undefined   lt script type  text javascript  gt      foo    bar        function testThis            use strict         this foo    foo              console log this foo     logs  bar      testThis       Uncaught TypeError  Cannot set property  foo  of undefined   lt  script gt    If you call a function with new the this will be a new context  it will not reference the global this    lt script type  text javascript  gt      foo    bar        function testThis           this foo    foo              console log this foo     logs  bar      new testThis        console log this foo     logs  bar       console log new testThis   foo     logs  foo   lt  script gt     prototype this   Functions you create become function objects  They automatically get a special prototype property  which is something you can assign values to  When you create an instance by calling your function with new you get access to the values you assigned to the prototype property  You access those values using this   function Thing       console log this foo      Thing prototype foo    bar    var thing   new Thing      logs  bar  console log thing foo      logs  bar    It is usually a mistake to assign arrays or objects on the prototype  If you want instances to each have their own arrays  create them in the function  not the prototype   function Thing         this things          var thing1   new Thing    var thing2   new Thing    thing1 things push  foo    console log thing1 things     logs   foo   console log thing2 things     logs       object this   You can use this in any function on an object to refer to other properties on that object  This is not the same as an instance created with new   var obj         foo   bar       logFoo  function              console log this foo             obj logFoo      logs  bar     DOM event this   In an HTML DOM event handler  this is always a reference to the DOM element the event was attached to   function Listener         document getElementById  foo   addEventListener  click          this handleClick     Listener prototype handleClick   function  event        console log this     logs   lt div id  foo  gt  lt  div gt      var listener   new Listener    document getElementById  foo   click      Unless you bind the context  function Listener         document getElementById  foo   addEventListener  click            this handleClick bind this      Listener prototype handleClick   function  event        console log this     logs Listener  handleClick  function     var listener   new Listener    document getElementById  foo   click       HTML this   Inside HTML attributes in which you can put JavaScript  this is a reference to the element     lt div id  foo  onclick  console log this    gt  lt  div gt   lt script type  text javascript  gt  document getElementById  foo   click      logs  lt div id  foo      lt  script gt     eval this   You can use eval to access this   function Thing        Thing prototype foo    bar   Thing prototype logFoo   function          eval  console log this foo       logs  bar     var thing   new Thing    thing logFoo       with this   You can use with to add this to the current scope to read and write to values on this without referring to this explicitly   function Thing        Thing prototype foo    bar   Thing prototype logFoo   function          with  this            console log foo           foo    foo            var thing   new Thing    thing logFoo       logs  bar  console log thing foo      logs  foo     jQuery this   the jQuery will in many places have this refer to a DOM element     lt div class  foo bar1  gt  lt  div gt   lt div class  foo bar2  gt  lt  div gt   lt script type  text javascript  gt      foo   each function          console log this     logs  lt div class  foo            foo   on  click   function          console log this     logs  lt div class  foo            foo   each function          this click         lt  script gt

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Since this thread has bumped up  I have compiled few points for readers new to this topic    How is the value of this determined   We use this similar to the way we use pronouns in natural languages like English      John is running fast because he is trying to catch the train     Instead we could have written        John is trying to catch the train        var person             firstName   Penelope       lastName   Barrymore       fullName  function              We use  this  just as in the sentence above         console log this firstName         this lastName           We could have also written         console log person firstName         person lastName             this is not assigned a value until an object invokes the function where it is defined  In the global scope  all global variables and functions are defined on the window object  Therefore  this in a global function refers to  and has the value of  the global window object    When use strict  this in global and in anonymous functions that are not bound to any object holds a value of undefined   The this keyword is most misunderstood when  1  we borrow a method that uses this  2  we assign a method that uses this to a variable  3  a function that uses this is passed as a callback function  and 4  this is used inside a closure     an inner function   2     What holds the future  Defined in ECMA Script 6  arrow-functions adopt the this binding from the enclosing  function or global  scope   function foo             return an arrow function      return  a    gt             this  here is lexically inherited from  foo         console log this a          var obj1     a  2    var obj2     a  3     var bar   foo call obj1   bar call  obj2       2  not 3    While arrow-functions provide an alternative to using bind    it   s important to note that they essentially are disabling the traditional this mechanism in favor of more widely understood lexical scoping   1     References    this  amp  Object Prototypes  by Kyle Simpson     2014 Getify Solutions  javascriptissexy com - http   goo gl pvl0GX  Angus Croll - http   goo gl Z2RacU

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this use for Scope just like this     lt script type  text javascript  language  javascript  gt      tbleName tbody tr   each function  var txt     txt      this  find  td   eq 0  text      same as above but synatx different var txt1      txt1      tbleName tbody tr   eq 0  text    alert txt1       lt  script gt    value of txt1 and txt is same in Above example    this      tbleName tbody tr   is Same

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