Passing Arguments in Javascript

You can pass arguments into functions to be used within the function. These arguments can be any JavaScript data type including functions.

• We create an ifElse function which has a condition of true or false passed into it, 2 functions and 1 argument to be used in those functions.
• Notice that funcOne and funcTwo both take an argument of x which is console logged when they are called.
• We call the ifElse function and pass in true as the condition, the two functions and a string of myArg.
• The condition is true so isTrue is called and the myArg string gets console logged as it was passed in via the arg argument.

var ifElse = function (condition, isTrue, isFalse, arg) {
  if (condition) {
    isTrue(arg); // this is called, passing in the myArg string
  } else {
    isFalse(arg);
  }
};

var funcOne = function (x) {
  console.log(x);
};

var funcTwo = function (x) {
  console.log(x);
};

ifElse(true, funcOne, funcTwo, "myArg");