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4,487 PointsCreate a function named returnValue that accepts a single argument (you can name it anything), then immediately returns
hello I am lost if someone could explain what Im doing wrong would be most helpful thank you
function returnValue() {
var hello= "say hi"
return hello;
}
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2 Answers
Tomas Svojanovsky
26,680 PointsHello, they say function accepts a single argument.
https://developer.mozilla.org/cs/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Functions
Emre Karakuz
9,162 Pointsvar hello="say hi";
function returnValue(hello) {
return hello;
}
your function doesnt accept a value. you have to write some variable between to functions parantheses
Tomas Svojanovsky
26,680 PointsYour solution is not good, because hello argument is not related to hello var. It is tricky for a beginner. You can name it as you want. You need to pass it to function.
function returnValue(arg) {
return arg;
}
var echo = returnValue('hello');
Adam Fields
4,487 PointsI did just that says its wrong