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JavaScript Callback Functions in JavaScript Callbacks with Timers Using a One-Off Timer with setTimeout

Posted by vamosrope14
vamosrope14
14,932 Points

Why do we not put brackets next to callback functions again? It is because the function is invoking it and not us?

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2 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points

I assume you mean "parentheses" instead of "brackets", but you're exactly right. If you put parentheses after the function, it gets invoked and the result would be passed as the argument instead of the function itself.

vamosrope14
vamosrope14
14,932 Points
vamosrope14
vamosrope14
14,932 Points

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