Expected method shorthand. (object-shorthand)

BSravanthi commented 5 years ago

EcmaScript 6 provides a concise form for defining object literal methods and properties. This syntax can make defining complex object literals much cleaner. In EcmaScript 6:

//Bad:
var foo = {
    x: function() {},
    y: function *() {},
    z: z
};

//Good:
var foo = {
    x() {},
    *y() {},
    z
};

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AksharaMayreddy commented 5 years ago

commit id : a47f2c50157ee046b793ea841745b701f85e2453

VINEETHREDDYSHERI commented 5 years ago

Valid fix @AksharaMayreddy

samhithavootkoor commented 5 years ago

commit id: 5b06768

somashekhar31 commented 5 years ago

validated-1 fix @samhithavootkoor

niveditareddy commented 5 years ago

Valid fix@AksharaMayreddy

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Expected method shorthand. (object-shorthand) #46