Javascript- Multiplying 2 Numbers and Return Number
I Normally Have Understood This Stuff Well as I Am Taking Web Programming for a Non-Major Class and Guess I Am Just a Little Confused on What I'm Being Asked...
I normally have understood this stuff well as I am taking web programming for a non-major class and guess I am just a little confused on what I'm being asked to do.
I am told to "Write a function named "MULTIPLY" that accepts 2 parameters. the function will be declared this way:
function MULTIPLY(parameter1, parameter2){
//The parameter names can be whatever you want
//Your code goes here
};
I have wrote this as my code :
function MULTIPLY (price, shipping) {
return price*shipping;
enter code here
product=number1*number2;
//return the result
return total;
2 Answers
<script>
function multiplyNumbers(x,y){
return x*y;
}
var z= multiplyNumbers(4,5); // Function is called, return value will end up in z
</script>
<button onclick="document.getElementById('multiplication').innerHTML=z;">Multiply numbers</button>
<p id="multiplication"></p>
You have a few problems. Here is how it should look
function MULTIPLY(price, shipping) {
//Return the sum
return price*shipping;
}
//Call MULTIPLY to multiply the two numbers
var product=MULTIPLY(number1, number2);
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