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blueyedgeek: Study Group: a group of people who meet to study a particular subject.

The keyword there is "study" and study means to pursue knowledge

Na cult be dat na...

dhtml should explain functions in this order:

Anonymous functions
Function declaration
Function expression
Function constructor
Function hoisting
Self-invoking functions
Functions as values
Functions as expression
Functions as objects.

This is how javascript functions work. Na my opinion be dis Oooo me never reach blueyedgeek level Oooo .

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davidsmith8900: Personally, I think we need the money b4 we pay a whole alot of time to start understanding code. We can copy and paste for a while and then we go back to see what it is about. When Google started, they didnt really know how to program well, but they got better as time went by. Facebook got better as well. I think we should get the money 1st and then focus on understanding code.

Don't say this in public...

blueyedgeek: Yes, to connect with like minds. How does that prevent me from commenting on this thread?

To create a study group means u have considerable amount of knowledge in javascript. So I guess u already know the answers to your question

dhtml: The two have their advantages and drawbacks, however I will say that using var seem to be the more powerful method especially when creating prototype classes and oop javascript in general. However, that is beyond the scope of this current tutorial.

Liar liar pants on fire

blueyedgeek: Clear on the difference between parameters and arguments but not on the two different methods of creating functions. Why are there two different methods? is one particular way more efficient than the other?

I thought u created a javascript study group