Implement myCall (Function.prototype.call)

Implement `myCall(fn, thisArg, ...args)`

Write myCall(fn, thisArg, ...args) that invokes fn with this bound to thisArg and the given arguments — a standalone version of fn.call(thisArg, ...args).

function greet(greeting) { return greeting + ", " + this.name; }
myCall(greet, { name: "Ada" }, "Hello"); // "Hello, Ada"

Hint: the classic trick is to temporarily attach fn as a property of thisArg, call it as a method (which is what makes JS bind this), then remove the property again.

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Implement myCall (Function.prototype.call)

Implement myCall(fn, thisArg, ...args)

Implement myCall (Function.prototype.call)

Implement myCall(fn, thisArg, ...args)

Implement `myCall(fn, thisArg, ...args)`

Implement `myCall(fn, thisArg, ...args)`