Can this inside an arrow function be changed using .call(), .apply(), or .bind()? Why or why not?

Arrow functions are designed to be lexically scoped, meaning their this is determined by the surrounding execution context and cannot be overridden, even with explicit binding methods. Calling call, apply, or bind on an arrow function will have no effect on its this value. Example: const arrow = () => console.log(this); arrow.call({ name: 'Test' }); // still logs the outer this, not { name: 'Test' }.