Question

Arguments of a functions are separated with
फंक्शन के आग्र्युमेंट से अलग किये जाते हैं।
Select one:
a. SEMICOLON
सेमीकोलन को
b. NONE
कोई नहीं
C. COMMA ()
कॉमा (0
(d. COLONG)
कोलन (​

Answer 1

Answer:

No, no, not forced. Never forced. The request is actually just as an option. And you misunderstood. Less would not throw an error for extract() with a comma. Not at all. I was suggesting it could throw an error if a) semi-colons were used, b) the function was not found. But such a thing is not a necessity. The feature request is just semi-colon as an option, like it is for mixins. It seems legit, if for no other reason than you could send a comma-separated list to a function, which was the same rationale to add the option to mixins.

Answer 2

C. COMMA ()

Arguments of a functions are separated with COMMA ().

• To divide two (apparently related) expressions, use the comma operator. In a function argument, the comma operator must be enclosed in parentheses, as stated later in the explanation.
• This is so that people understand that commas in a function argument list indicate something different: they separate arguments. An equal sign (=) marks the start of a function's structure, which is then followed by the function name, an opening parenthesis, the function's arguments, which are separated by commas, and a closing parenthesis.
• Almost all functions require arguments to be separated by commas and surrounded in parentheses.
• An argument is a value that is supplied to a function in mathematics in order to acquire the function's outcome. It is additionally known as an independent variable and a unary function. A domain of ordered pairs or tuples of argument values is thought to exist for functions of two or more variables.

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