Is there any difference between this and self when assigning curried functions inside an object in JavaScript? -

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suppose have following code:

<html> <head>      <title>test</title> </head> <body>     <header><h1>test</h1></header>      <script type="text/javascript">         function myfunction2wrapper(arg1) {             return function() {                 console.log("state of arg1 in curried function is: " + arg1);             }         }          function myobject() {             var internalstate1 = "a";              function myfunction1() {                 console.log("state of internalstate1: " + internalstate1);             }             myfunction1();              this.myfunction2 = myfunction2wrapper(internalstate1);             //self.myfunction2 = myfunction2wrapper(internalstate1);              myfunction2();              //console.log(myfunction2);              console.log("done!");          };          myobject();        </script>  </body> </html>

note in particular lines:

this.myfunction2 = myfunction2wrapper(internalstate1); //self.myfunction2 = myfunction2wrapper(internalstate1);

my question is: is there difference between this , self when assigning curried functions inside object in javascript?

there no self implicit context/parameter. self used inside function refers window.self equal window, not this.

note: on global scope functions, this refers window.


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