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JavaScript Treehouse Club - MASH MASH - JavaScript The Structure of Functions - Part 3 of 3

Posted by lauren ennamorato
lauren ennamorato
1,536 Points

Call the function by giving an age in the space for a parameter????

I've tried everything, and it keeps giving me the response "error"

2 Answers

rdaniels
rdaniels
27,258 Points
rdaniels
rdaniels
27,258 Points

Just put any number in the parenthesis at the bottom where it says random_age()... That should do it!

Romans Tarvids
Romans Tarvids
57 Points
Romans Tarvids
Romans Tarvids
57 Points

At the top you define function with the parameter named "age". Then at the bottom you execute that function "random_age();". Now, if you leave parenthesis empty, function will not know what age you wish to use for this function. Use some number, for example random_age(16); so that function can execute knowing that age is 16.