/**
* The property arguments.callee.name is used to get the name of the currently executing function.
* However, arguments.callee is not allowed in strict mode.
*/
function xyzabc(){
console.log(arguments.callee.name); // Return the name of the function being run, in this case 'xyzabc'
}
/**
* Alternative #1: Use the name property of the function object itself to get the function's name.
*/
function abcxyz() {
'use strict';
console.log(abcxyz.name); // Return the name of the given function, in this case 'abcxyz'
}
/**
* Alternative #2: Use a text value.
*/
function defghi() {
'use strict';
console.log("defghi"); // Return the given text, in this case 'defghi'
}
/**
* Alternative #3: Use the error stack trace to extract the current function's name.
* This workaround throws and catches an error,
* then parses the stack trace to retrieve the function name from the call line.
* Note: This is less reliable across all environments and relies on stack trace formatting.
*/
function ghiuvw() {
'use strict';
try { throw new Error(); }
catch (e) { console.log(e.stack.match(/at (\w+)/)?.[1] || 'anonymous'); } // Return the function name, in this case 'ghiuvw'
}