JavaScript Functions

JavaScript Functions - Important Points

A. Named functions can be called from anywhere in the code, while anonymous functions cannot be called

B. Anonymous functions are defined without a name, while named functions have a name

C. Named functions are hoisted, while anonymous functions are not hoisted

D. Anonymous functions can be assigned to variables, while named functions cannot be assigned to variables

A. To specify a function's input parameters

B. To store a function's local variables

C. To create a new array of arguments passed to a function

D. To access all arguments passed to a function as an array-like object

A. A function that takes another function as an argument

B. A function that returns another function

C. A function that accesses variables outside its own scope

D. A function that is used to create objects

A. A function that takes another function as an argument

B. A function that returns another function

C. A function that accesses variables outside its own scope

D. A function that is used to create objects

A. To create a new function with a specified "this" value and arguments provided as an array

B. To call a function with a specified "this" value and arguments provided as individual arguments

C. To bind a function to a specific "this" value

D. To create a new object with a specified prototype object and properties