Function that takes an Array as paramater

I had the same question. The wording of the question is a little misleading; you don't need to do anything other than separate your arguments with commas.

function myExample(these, are, your, arguments, AKAparameters, and, technically,  are, an, array) {
//code here
}

myExample (these, values, will, define, the, parameters, above);

By setting multiple arguments, you're essentially declaring that the parameter is an array.

I hope that helps.

Hey Christoffer,

Javascript function definitions don't expect parameters to be a specific type and when executed they don't do any type checking on the arguments you pass in. Basically what that means is if you do something like

   function arrayCounter(blah){
     /* code /*
   }

The function is never going to check what the parameter type for blah is. Therefore, any type of value (strings, numbers, undefined, null, even functions!) can be passed into the arrayCounter function as the blah parameter!. Its up to your code to check what the types are. I watched this video a long time ago so I don't remember what they explain exactly, but a hint I would give you is to use the Array.isArray(blah) method in your code when you are checking the parameter type. Good luck!