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Is equivalent to the following ES2015 transpiled code:
constfoo=(..._functionArguments)=>{var{0: bar,1: baz=123}=_functionArguments;return{
bar,
baz,arguments: _functionArguments;};};Object.defineProperty(foo,"length",{value: 1,configurable: true});
Or transpiled to ES5:
varfoo=function(bar){var_functionArguments=[];for(vari=0,length=arguments.length;i<length;i++){_functionArguments[i]=arguments[i];}varbaz=_functionArguments[1];if(baz===undefined){baz=123;}return{
bar,
baz,arguments: _functionArguments;};}
Should it return a frozen array every time it's evaluated? Is there any use case for which mutability of this array would be desired?
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