Hi All,
i don´t know if it´s the right place but i´m blocked.
I´m doing the course of Java, and i´m in this exercise:
function functionWithArgs(one, two) {
console.log(one + two);
}
functionWithArgs(1, 2);
functionWithArgs(7, 9);
with these params it´s working fine, however I want mix text and numbers, someone could let me know if i can do it, if yes how?
I have moved your post to it’s own topic. How would you like to mix text and numbers? Adding a letter and a number isn’t always well defined.
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try and see what happens if you call the function with strings as arguments or with a string and a number
if you can’t get the answer click help and see the solution in get hint.
I don’t recommend looking around to copy the answers to challenges instead of trying to ask questions and figure them out.
Guys sorry if I wasn’t clear.
I put the example with the correct answer.
However I was asking about the possibility to use a parameter that contains letters and numbers.
And I test it and don’t works. I just add a number, I put a string with number, and don’t work too.
what have you tried? show please that
The addition operator ( + ) produces the sum of numeric operands or string concatenation, so if you are passing a string will treat all as strings and concatenate them
add(1, "2") // "12" trated as string and concatenated
If you want to always treat them as numbers you need to be explicit about it 
Hope it helps.
Million thanks, I was expecting a way to not treat all as string.
It’s answered no thank you all