Functions & Programming Concepts · Level 2 of 5
Argument
A concrete value supplied when calling a function.
Arguments fill the function's parameter positions or named bindings.
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The value five is passed into a squaring routine.
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Argument. A concrete value supplied when calling a function. Arguments fill the function's parameter positions or named bindings. For example: The value five is passed into a squaring routine.
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