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Beginner JavaScript Tutorial – 9 – The return Statement
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25 responses to “Beginner JavaScript Tutorial – 9 – The return Statement”
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Thank you Bucky..
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how is it different from
function add(a,b){
var c=a+b;
document.write(c);
}
add(4,4); -
The 13 dislikes are from his competitors
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Are these videos still relevant in 2017?
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how can i hack a gmail account with javascript i have seen people do it before, Btw great Video Keep up the good work!! 🙂 🙂 🙂
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oh wow thank you so much! i finally understand how this is used!!
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It's easy for me because I already learn about c++ and c and this Javascript is just like them, so if you want to learn Javascript you have to watch the c++ and c playlist to have a background about java and Javascript.
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Python Developers Be Like: I knew this, millions of years ago. 😀
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Then why don't you just print it out instead of returning it, and THEN printing it out?
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great
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What if we want to have multiple return values?
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Your function's result does cleary have something to do with this tutorial (number 9). Very nice tutorials. Thank you.
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i am just thinking why you have 13 dislike if this video you made is great and easy to understand?? thumbs up for those people who loves this awesome tutorial! 🙂
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nai nai nai nai nai
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learning javascript is real fun with your wonderful tutorials….thanks!!!
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Great tutorial, you make it extremely easy to understand, by breaking it down like that ! Thanks man.
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Awesome, thanks!
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what kind of software need to install ??
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why would you use parameters when variables are better? or am i not understanding parameters right? it seems like its doing the same job as a variable but more convoluted? i have a super basic background in java script so parameters are new to me.
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can't you just do:
function add(a,b) {
var c = a+b;
document.write(c);
}add(6,9);
i dont understand why you need to use the return 🙁 can someone pls help me understand it, thanks 🙂
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Hey I'm trying to make a simple calculator using prompt in javascript but I can't get the math part to work can anyone help?
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Easy to understand. Appreciate it!
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thanks for the video, very helpful
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this is really teach me what is a return. Thanks
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you can do it like
function Maths (ans){
document.write(ans);
}
Maths (21+22)is'nt it easier
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