how to access argument/parameters?

Question

If I pass more arguments than are defined, how to access those arguments?
your answer is easy.
use arguments [index_number] ;

yeah you are right.

there is my question. if I named a parameter "arguments" then how to access those arguments which is not defined.
for example:

function f(x, y){
return x+y+arguments;
}
f("HELLO ", " SHAKIB ", " HASSAN ");

this f unction can access arguments which is not defined.

function g(x, arguments) {
return x+arguments+arguments [1];
}
g("HELLO ", " SHAKIB ", " HASSAN");

this g function is not working like f function. so in this case how to access the arguments which is not defined? with out using rest operator.

Answer 1

is there another way? with out using rest operator. Abhay

Answer 2

Thanks Abhay Lisa.

I am learning deeply. that's why so many odd questions is running on my mind. 🤔🤔!!

Answer 3

Using rest operator !

function g(x,...arguments) {
return x+arguments[0]+arguments [1];
}

Answer 4

KAZI MD SHAKIB HASSAN sorry but i don't know. Why would you want to do it anyway ? It's like asking if i override the behaviour for console.log , then how can i access the original console.log functionality ? I mean you just need to know the syntax of language and so you will never try to include arguments as a argument.

Answer 5

In the function, all arguments are kept in an *object*: In my example I cast the arguments objects values to an array and output the array.

https://code.sololearn.com/Wj5J364yLluH/?ref=app

Answer 6

Je pense que JavaScript a fonction et multi paramètres peut mieux faire l'affaire.