callback function
it is just a function call inside a function
console.log("helloworld")
// function multiply(a,s){
// console.log(a*s)
// }
// function declare(callback){
// var a=10;
// var b=30;
// callback(a,b)
// }
// declare(multiply)// call first you want to do in this case you need to declare and only call multiply
// function multiply(a,s){
// return a*s
// }
// function declare(callback){
// var a=10;
// var b=30;
// c=callback(a,b)
// return c
// }
// d=declare(multiply)
// console.log(d)
// function multiply(a,s){
// console.log(a*s)
// }
// function declare(callback){
// var a=10;
// var b=100;
// callback(a,b)
// }
// declare(function multiply(a,s){
// console.log(a*s)
// })// call first you want to do in this case you need to declare and only call multiply
// //here you copy the last function to a declaring part also this works
// you can write it anonymously
// function declare(callback){
// var a=10;
// var b=100;
// callback(a,b)
// }
// declare(function(a,s){
// console.log(a*s)
// })// call first you want to do in this case you need to declare and only call multiply
// //dont write ths function name in calling part
// you can write it with arrow function
function declare(callback){
var a=10;
var b=100;
callback(a,b)
}
declare( (a,s) => {
console.log(a*s)
})// call first you want to do in this case you need to declare and only call multiply
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