What is an argument?

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What is an argument?

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An argument is a value that is passed to the parameter defined in the parentheses of the function. Arguments are needed when a function has to return a value. Argument passing can be useful to the programmers because they can change the values without making changes in the code. In JavaScript, the arguments are used to access the properties of custom objects defined in the constructor.


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