Introduction
Parameters allow you to pass data into functions, making them more flexible and reusable. Instead of working with fixed values, functions can process different inputs.Basic Parameter Syntax
Define parameters inside the parentheses with their type and name:Key Components
- Parameter type:
int- specifies what type of data the parameter accepts - Parameter name:
valorUno,valorDos- names used to reference the values inside the function - Multiple parameters: Separated by commas
Passing Arguments
When calling a function, provide values (arguments) for each parameter:Arguments are the actual values you pass when calling a function, while parameters are the variables that receive those values in the function definition.
Different Ways to Use Parameters
Store Result in Variable
Direct String Interpolation
Direct Print
Complete Example
Parameter Order
Multiple Parameter Types
Functions can accept parameters of different types:Parameter Examples by Type
Numeric Parameters
String Parameters
Boolean Parameters
Mixed Parameters
Best Practices
- Always specify parameter types for better code clarity
- Ensure arguments match the expected parameter types
- Document complex parameter requirements