Javascript function parameter query

Question

Do javaScript accept multiple strings as a function parameter?

function name(Haydon Lyson){
//code
}

will it be accepted? If not then how can we pass multiple strings as function parameter.

Not sure what the question is. Do you want to pass multiple string literals or multiple variables containing string literals? As per your question "Haydon" and "Lyson" seems like string literals and not variables (strange name for variables) Please clarify. — Eagnir
– Eagnir, Commented Jun 25, 2022 at 5:15

Anuj Panwar · Accepted Answer · 2022-06-25 05:10:40Z

2

You can use the rest parameter for that rest parament

function name(...params){
  // ...params return an array of parameters
  // like this [hadon ,dsjfl,sdfl];


}
       or


function name(name1,name2,name3,name4){
// you can use multiple params if you know params exact length
// if you don't length of params then 
// use above methods

edited Jun 25, 2022 at 5:10

answered Jun 25, 2022 at 5:04

Anuj Panwar

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Cully Over a year ago

I think this might be a little more advanced than what the OP is looking for.

Anuj Panwar Over a year ago

what is OP??? means

Eagnir Over a year ago

OP stands for Original Poster. Here that makes it "Ivanovich" who asked the question.

shaedrich · Accepted Answer · 2022-06-25 05:09:55Z

1

You can just pass them in separating them by comma:

function name(haydon, lyson) {
   console.log(haydon, layson)
}
let haydon = 1
let lyson = 5

name(hayden, lyson)

answered Jun 25, 2022 at 5:09

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Jonathan Joshua · Accepted Answer · 2022-06-25 06:11:17Z

Passing multiple strings as a function parameter can be done one of two ways.

The first is by taking in the strings as parameters and separating them by commas.

var haydon = "Haydon";
var lyson = "Lyson";

function name(haydon, lyson){
//code
}

The second way is to pass in an object into your function so that you can have the ability to manipulate the key-value pairs into strings in your function, allowing for a massive amount of inputs with just one single parameter.

let names = {
    cersei: 'Lannister',
    arya: 'Stark',
    jon: 'Snow',
    brienne: 'Tarth',
    daenerys: 'Targaryen',
    theon: 'Greyjoy',
    jorah: 'Mormont',
    margaery: 'Tyrell',
    sandor: 'Clegane',
    samwell: 'Tarly',
    ramsay: 'Bolton',
    haydon: 'Lyson'
}

function name(names){
//code
}

Hope this helps!

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