A "noop" (no-op, or NOP) is a "no-operation" function, which does nothing. You can create a noop function in JavaScript using either, a function declaration or a function expression, like so:
// function declaration/statement function noop() {}
// function expression const noop = function () {};
The same code can be written in a shorter syntax using the arrow function (introduced in ES6), for example, like so:
// ES6+ // function expression const noop = () => {};
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