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is this code proper?
Your code so far
function functionWithArgs(num1,num2) {
console.log(1+2,7+9);
}
functionWithArgs()
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Challenge: Passing Values to Functions with Arguments
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You’re asking if the code looks proper right?
You kind of have a lot going on in your message. Overall it looks okay. ‘functionWithArgs’ is not that great of a funtion name.
If your calling the function at the bottom, dont forget to pass in arguments
Hi @akeemmartin925 !
Welcome to the forum!
You shouldn’t hardcode these numbers here like this
Your function should work with any two numbers not just the two listed in the test case.
What if I wanted to use 10 & 13 or 20 & 2, or 3 & 4?
Your function wouldn’t work for any of those combinations.
For this challenge, you need to add num1 and num2 in your console.log.
That’s it.
Then when you call the function , make sure to use actual numbers.
Ex.functionWithArgs(1,2)
Hope that makes sense!
yes indeed it does thanks
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