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JavaScript Node.js Basics Building a Command Line Application The Process Object

Ravi Narayan
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Why did you use badges?

Shouldn't it be badgeCount since that' what we named the perimeter in the printMessage function?

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Spencer Renfro
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Spencer Renfro
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The parameter naming convention is used just to describe what variable is being used in that function, it could be named anything in the printMessage function. However, when calling the printMessage function that needs to be a reference to a variable.