Question

If the price of the car is less than or equal to your available cash, display "no". If the price of the car is more than your available, cash, display "yes".

Answer 1

Answer:

function decision(car_price, available_cash) {

   if(car_price <= available_cash) {

   console.log("no");

   }

   else  {

   console.log("yes");

   }

   }

decision(car_price, available_cash); or decision(available_cash, car_price);

Explanation:

using functions in Javascript:

functions; this refers to dividing codes into reusable parts.

e.g function function_name() {

console.log("How are you?");

}

you can call or invoke this function by using its name followed by parenthesis, like this: function_name(). each time the function is called it will   print out "How are you?".

Parameters: these are variables that act as placeholders for the values that are to be input into a function when it is called

Arguments: The actual values that input or passed into a function when it is called.

e.g

function function_name(parameter1, parameter2) {

console.log(parameter1, parameter2);

}

then we call function_name: function_name("please", "leave"):we have passed two arguments, "please"  and "leave". Inside the function parameter1 equals "please" while parameter2 equals "leave".

Hence, from the question given the two parameters "car_price" and "available_cash" respectively, we write the function with name function_name:

function decision(car_price, available_cash) {

   if(car_price <= available_cash) {

   console.log("no");

   }

   else  {

   console.log("yes");

   }

   }

decision(car_price, available_cash); or decision(available_cash, car_price);