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JavaScript JavaScript Functions Pass Information Into Functions Create a max() Function

Francesco Miceli
Francesco Miceli
2,527 Points
Posted by Francesco Miceli
Francesco Miceli
2,527 Points

Create a function named max that accepts two numbers as arguments

Hi. It doesn't work. Can somebody explain me where is the issues? Thanks

script.js 
const max(n1,n2){

  if( n1 > n2){
    return n1;
  } else {
    return n2;
  }

}

console.log(max(10,5));

3 Answers

Rick Gleitz
Rick Gleitz
47,840 Points
Rick Gleitz
Rick Gleitz
47,840 Points

HI Francesco,

It took me a minute, but I finally saw that you used const, which is for creating variables. Use function instead and it should work. Hope this helps!

Francesco Miceli
Francesco Miceli
2,527 Points
Francesco Miceli
Francesco Miceli
2,527 Points

Oh my God. I'm ashamed for the question. Thanks!

Shem Ogweno
Shem Ogweno
15,393 Points
Shem Ogweno
Shem Ogweno
15,393 Points

You have solved the hard part! just Double check the syntax of writing a function in JavaScript and you should be fine. You are ask to Create a function named max that accepts two numbers as arguments. I should see the keyword function in your solution or you can make it an arrow function

Shem Ogweno
Shem Ogweno
15,393 Points
Shem Ogweno
Shem Ogweno
15,393 Points

Here is another way using Arrow function expressions

const max = (n1,n2) =>{ 

  if( n1 > n2){
    return n1;
  } else {
    return n2;
  }
}

console.log(max(10,5));