Arrow Function in ES6:=>

1.None parameter

1.1 None parameter,one statement.

<script>
    var foo=()=>1;
    console.log(foo());//1
</script>

Or

<script>
    var foo=()=>{ return 1;}
    console.log(foo());//1
</script>

1.2 None parameter,two or more statements.

<script>
    var foo=()=>{ var a=2;return a;}
    console.log(foo());//2
</script>

2.One parameter

2.1 One parameter,one statement.

<script>
    var foo=(a)=>a;
    console.log(foo(3));//3
</script>

Or

<script>
    var foo=(a)=>{return a;}
    console.log(foo(3));//3
</script>

2.2 One parameter,two or more statements.

<script>
    var foo=(a)=>{a+=1; return a;}
    console.log(foo(3));//4
</script>

3.Two parameters

3.1 Two parameters,one statement.

<script>
    var foo=(a,b)=>a+b;
    console.log(foo(2,3));//5
</script>

Or

<script>
    var foo=(a,b)=>{return a+b;}
    console.log(foo(2,3));//5
</script>

3.2 Two parameters,two or more statements.

<script>
    var foo=(a,b)=>{a+=1;return a+b;}
    console.log(foo(2,3));//6
</script>

4.Return an object

<script>
var foo=(b)=>({a:b});
console.log(foo(1));//Object {a: 1}
</script>