Learning JavaScript, Day 18 – Invoking Functions

I've spent this morning going over all the odds and ends for my MSc and...oof. Like, it's going to be good and it's definitely going to give me the language to say "Naw, that ain't happening" in proper business speak, but, ooof. There's going to be a lot of wandering through the long grass, hoping that the raptors aren't following... Not to mention trying to remember how to write academically again. It's been a long time, and I'm going to have to remember to not keep on using really random analogies and cite every dang thing I do properly. But, hey, right now? JavaScript Functions. Let's do this. Invoking FunctionsI am far too amused that rather than "call" or "start", they went with "invoke". 🔥 INVOKE THE JAVASCRIPT FUNCTION 🔥 You can build a function function depecheMode() { return "I just can't get enough"; } And forget to call it. You can build a function and invoke it function depecheMode() { return "Enjoy the silence"; } depecheMode(); And forget to use the results of that…