Passing a function as a parameter in JavaScript
In this article, we will pass a function as a parameter in JavaScript. Passing a function as an argument to the function is quite similar to passing a variable as an argument to the function. So variables can be returned from a function.
The below examples describe passing a function as a parameter to another function.
Example 1: This example passes a function geeks_inner to the function geeks_outer as an argument.
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function geeks_inner(value){ return 'hello User!' ; } function geeks_outer(func){ console.log(geeks_inner()); } geeks_outer(geeks_inner); |
hello User!
Example 2: This example passes a function geeks_inner along with an argument ‘Geeks!’ to the function geeks_outer as an argument.
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function geeks_inner(value) { return 'hello ' + value; } function geeks_outer(a, func) { console.log(func(a)); } geeks_outer( 'Geeks!' , geeks_inner); |
hello Geeks!
Example 3: Here in this example, a smaller function is passed as an argument in the sayHello function. So here we are passing a smaller function address to the function sayHello.
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function sayHello(param) { console.log( "hello" , param); param(); return "Hiii Geeks for Geeks" } // Function address function smaller() { console.log( "Is everything alright" ) } // Function call const returnHello = sayHello(smaller) console.log(returnHello) |
hello [Function: smaller] Is everything alright Hiii Geeks for Geeks