What does something like this achieve?
function myFunction(foo, bar={}, boo){
//?
}
What does something like this achieve? function myFunction(foo, bar={}, boo){ //? }
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What does something like this achieve?
function myFunction(foo, bar={}, boo){
//?
}
This is not valid JS. In other languages this will set the argument to the value
{}if bar is not specified, but it would only make sense if the default value was the last argument, or the arguments could be named when the function is called.