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/* Functions are considered programs within programs because we write functions
to execute a block of code. In the bigger picture our program is made up of a bunch
of these smaller functions that work together.

There are two phases to functions.
First we must create our function.
// example of creating a function //
*/ function newFunc(number1, number2) {
   console.log(number1 + number 2);
};

/* Here we have created a function called newFunc and it takes a number as an argument.
Then we must call or invoke our function.

// example of calling/invoking function //


*/ function(2, 4); // will return 6

/* Parameters, in our case */ (number1, number2 /* are our parameters.
Parameters are placeholders that give us an idea of what is going to be passed
to the function.

Arguments, in this case */ (2, 4) /* are the ACTUAL values being passed to our function.


The syntax for a named function is:


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 function newFunc(number1, number2) {
  console.log(number1 + number 2)

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<script id="jsbin-source-javascript" type="text/javascript">/* Functions are considered programs within programs because we write functions
to execute a block of code. In the bigger picture our program is made up of a bunch
of these smaller functions that work together.

There are two phases to functions.
First we must create our function.
// example of creating a function //
*/ function newFunc(number1, number2) {
   console.log(number1 + number 2);
};

/* Here we have created a function called newFunc and it takes a number as an argument.
Then we must call or invoke our function.

// example of calling/invoking function //


*/ function(2, 4); // will return 6

/* Parameters, in our case */ (number1, number2 /* are our parameters.
Parameters are placeholders that give us an idea of what is going to be passed
to the function.

Arguments, in this case */ (2, 4) /* are the ACTUAL values being passed to our function.


The syntax for a named function is:


*/

 function newFunc(number1, number2) {
  console.log(number1 + number 2)

}

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