JavaScript Tutorial/Function/arguments
Содержание
Accessing Function Arguments with the arguments Array
It is possible to access the arguments as an array.
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arguments
Syntax
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arguments
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The Arguments object is an array that contains all the arguments passed into the function.
The Arguments object is automatically created and initialized when a function is invoked.
The Arguments object goes out of scope when the code function finishes executing.
To access arguments passed into a function, simply use array brackets to specify an index.
Properties Associated with the Arguments Object is listed in the following table.
Property Description callee Contains the function that is currently executing caller Contains the Arguments object of the calling function length The length of the arguments array
arguments.callee
The callee property contains the function that is currently executing.
This is useful if the function has no name.
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arguments.caller
The caller property contains the Arguments object of the calling function.
If the given function was not executed from another function, arguments.caller is null.
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arguments.length
The length property contains the number of arguments that were passed into the function.
This number matches the number of elements in the arguments array associated with the Argument object.
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Get function parameter length
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Use arguments.callee.toString() to get the source of the function
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