So, in the previous section we learned how to use a loop to replace all the "a"s with a *.
What if we wanted to do this multiple times or we wanted to replace a diffrent letter? This is the perfect use for a function.
In short "A function is a code snippet that can be called by other code or by itself".
We can declare a function using the function keyword:
function foo() {
// do something.
}
The code above only declares the function. It will not run unless we call it. To call it, we simply type it's name with a () behind it.
Look at the code below:
Parameters
Sometimes we want to pass some information to a function. The information we pass to a function is called a parameter.
In the code above, we defined a function called bark, and we called it 3 times in a row to make it run 3 times. However, what if we wanted to bark more times? We can pass the number of times we want to bark into the function. The parameter we pass then becomes a variable available to the function.
The functions above just perforemed an action. But it didn't return any value. We can use a function to perform an action and then return a value.
In the code below, we declare a function to add two numbers together and return the result:
Now create a function named multiply which takes 2 parameters, multiplies them and returns the result.
