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JavaScript lets you assign default values to your function parameters. That way, if, for any reason, you do not pass a specific argument to a function, the function uses (or falls back to) the default value.
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function getArea(width, length, unit) {
const area = width * length;
return `${area} ${unit}`;
}
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the function uses or
falls back to the default value.
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Open the file default-params.js,
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then update the script tag in index.html
to point to default-params.js.
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Let's first take a look at what happens
when you don't pass an argument
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to a function that requires one.
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I'll define a function named sayGreeting
that takes the parameter name.
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I'm writing this as
a function declaration,
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