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Start your free trialGregory Ford
7,109 PointsHaving trouble setting the function here for the callback function.. ?
This question has been confusing me. I have watched the video linked to this for reference but I am still unable to figure out how to do this. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong here? I've tried different responses but my answer here is the one I felt should've been correct. Thanks in advance!
2 Answers
Jason Larson
8,361 PointsThere are 2 questions in the quiz that reference a callback function.
One asks you to "Pass addEventListener() a reference to the handleChange
function." In this question, it wants to make sure you understand that when you pass the reference to a callback function, you only put in the name of the function, and do not follow it with parentheses.
The other asks you to "Set the makeMeal function to invoke the callback function passed to it." In this one, you simply call the function that is passed in. In this case, the parameter that represents the callback function is named cb, so you would simply call cb()
. If the function that was passed in required a parameter, you would likely have called cb(meal), but since it is just printing an alert that doesn't require a parameter, you simply call the function without parameters.
josephweiss2
7,094 PointsThanks Jason! Just also had problems as I tried to pass it the meal or getMeal but was an error, and yes didn't realise that its just an empty function so no need to pass it anything
Gregory Ford
7,109 PointsGregory Ford
7,109 PointsThanks!