when you call a function, you pass that function one or more____??? what is the answer

Hello Mustafa, how are you? The answer I think you're looking for is "arguments" = ).

You see when you make a function, you can define as low as one (or either none, if that's the case) up to as many number of parameters as you like. So for example:

function RNG(minValue, maxValue) {
  return Math.floor( Math.random() * (maxValue - minValue + 1 ) + minValue;
}

The above example is just a simple (vanilla - pure JS code) function that returns a random number generated between the two numbers. The parameter acts just as a variable, that can only be used inside of that function scope. Meaning that minValue and maxValue "variables" (actually they are called parameters of RNG function, but as I said they just act as variables inside of that function code block).

The values that you pass in to a function, that get stored inside of the parameters defined, are called arguments (the answer to your question).

So, by calling the function defined above and by passing it two number arguments like this:

RNG(5, 25);

Will generate (and return to that same line) the random number generated between the number range (from 5 to 25 - including those aswell).

Hope that helps! All the best