If you've ever asked how to write declarative functions with ES6, today is your lucky day! In today's lesson we go over ES6 syntax for writing a function within an object. In the past (ES5) we would use the same key/value syntax when creating a function within an object. In today's lesson we learn that in ES6 we are able to write shorter and more concise function declarations within our objects. We learn that we are able to drop the function keyword that was the norm for so very long. Not only can we drop the function keyword, but we are able to drop the colon as well and just use the function name along with our argument/s. If any of this syntax seems confusing or difficult to understand, make sure to check out the previous lessons at https:;//weWillCode.com/courses