adding multiple event listeners to one element

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I thought some might find this approach useful; it could be applied to any similarly repetitive code:

ES6

['click','ontouchstart'].forEach( evt => 
    element.addEventListener(evt, dosomething, false)
);

ES5

['click','ontouchstart'].forEach( function(evt) {
    element.addEventListener(evt, dosomething, false);
});

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