Assume –
function noname(a, b) {
//code
}
and I give –
noname(4,5,6,7);
What will happen then?
Assume – function noname(a, b) { //code } and I give – noname(4,5,6,7); What
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Assume –
function noname(a, b) {
//code
}
and I give –
noname(4,5,6,7);
What will happen then?
The additional parameters will simply get ignored.
They will however be available as part of the
argumentspseudo-array, e.g. asarguments[2],arguments[3].If you give fewer variables than are required then the missing ones will be
undefined.