I'm starting right now with coding on JS. There are a few things that I don't understand pretty well, and I'm a little bit confused because I have tried almost all, and I don't get to solve the error. Would someone provide me some help or guidance with this.
my code
function ImparPar(NumIp) {
if(NumIp % 2 === 0) {
return 'Par';
} else {
return 'Impar';
}
}
Your function definition (on Line 1) has the following:
function keywordformal parameter (NumIP)All these make this a function definition.
When you are calling the function later on in the code (line 13) you just need to call it by name. e.g.:
ImparPar(2);
When you are calling a function, you pass it - what is called - an actual parameter (in your case 2).
When you prefix it with the function keyword, it is interpreted as a function definition and therefore does not expect an actual parameter, and instead expects a formal parameter.
If you remove the function keyword from line 13 it should work as expected for you, and just execute the function.
function ImagePar(2)supposed to mean?