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bookWriting Functions

Parts of a Function

  • Declaration: starts with the function keyword;
  • Name: identifies the function (e.g., ninjaController, lootZigZag).
  • Parameters: variables inside parentheses that accept values when the function is called;
  • Body: the block of code inside {} containing the function's actions;
  • Return value: an optional value returned by the function. If omitted, the result is undefined.

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  • ninjaController : controls the ninja by calling lootBox(ninja) twice and moving right four times;
  • lootBox : groups a sequence of moves and sushi pickups into a reusable helper function;
  • ninja parameter: represents the ninja object that provides methods like goRight(), goUp(), and pickSushi().
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Parts of a Function

  • Declaration: starts with the function keyword;
  • Name: identifies the function (e.g., ninjaController, lootZigZag).
  • Parameters: variables inside parentheses that accept values when the function is called;
  • Body: the block of code inside {} containing the function's actions;
  • Return value: an optional value returned by the function. If omitted, the result is undefined.

Example

ninja.js

ninja.js

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  • ninjaController : controls the ninja by calling lootBox(ninja) twice and moving right four times;
  • lootBox : groups a sequence of moves and sushi pickups into a reusable helper function;
  • ninja parameter: represents the ninja object that provides methods like goRight(), goUp(), and pickSushi().
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Solution

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