Angular Interview Practice Exam 2025 - Free Angular Practice Questions and Study Guide

Fat-arrow functions, also known as arrow functions, do not create their own `arguments` object. Instead, they inherit the `arguments` object from the parent (enclosing) function. This means that if an arrow function is nested within a regular function, it can access the `arguments` of that regular function.

The choice indicating that fat-arrow functions use the rest parameters instead is not accurate. Rest parameters are a specific feature of JavaScript functions that allow a function to accept an indefinite number of arguments as an array. However, this is a separate concept from how fat-arrow functions handle their arguments.

In practice, when working with fat-arrow functions, if you need to access an arguments object, it's important to remember that you will be leveraging the one from the containing function and not trying to access a separate `arguments` object as you would in a regular function. Thus, the correct option emphasizes the behavior of fat-arrow functions in relation to their scope and how they interact with their parent functions.