SUMMARY
We began by introducing the concept of a function as a package for an algorithm.
The three parts of a function - name, parameter list, and definition - are specified in a function declaration using a standard form.
The function declaration specifies to the computer how the function works, so we give it only once. To use the function - something
we will likely do many times - require that we give the function name and its inputs values, known as arguments.
The arguments correspond one-to-one with the parameters of the function.
Writing functions packages algorithm, but to get their benefit in JavaScript and XHTML requires that we develop Web Pages with
which we give the inputs to the functions and get their answers displayed.
We put all of our knowlegde about functions into the memory bank web page. It gave us the ability to apply functions directly, as for
computing our Body Mass Index, and it gave us the ability to open a new page, as with the counter Assistant page.
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Go to W3Schools for further learning and discovering the wonderful world of HTML.