Should I handle unexpected arguments of a function?

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Given the following function definitions which represent the first four  positive integers as the function names one, two, three, and four, and  assuming similar definitions for every positive integer, what is the type  definition and Haskellcode for...

When I have a function that needs to wait, and not be executed during scanning, but has arguments that need to be specified beforehand, I run into this problem: <button id="myButton">Hello</button> function show(msg) { return...

Write a Matlab function call_functions to evaluate the function      f(x,y)=ln(1/1-x)*ln(1/1-y).       Note that call_function will have two input arguments x and y and this function will call f_x [which equals ln(1/1-x)] function twice to evaluate f...

I need to calculate values for Bessel's function (and Hankel's function) for complex arguments to do some integrals. GSL and Boost seem to be able to do the job, though only for real arguments. Are there any (preferably open source) C++ libraries for...

Hi guys, well here is my question im trying to create a function with differences arguments for example function doSomething(option1, option2, option3) { if(this == option1){ dosomething; } if(this == option2){ dosomething; } if(this == option3){ dosomething...

I have a class whose constructor is something like: def __init__(self, arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4): assign_all_properties() The class has a lot of properties and hence the constructor has a lot of arguments. Then, where I need to instantiate the class,...

It needs to be done without overloading i.e. call should be to the same function only!!!! My teacher said to me it can be done but left it for me to figure it out!!!! Please Help!!!!

function shout() { for (var i = 0; i < arguments.length; i++) { alert.apply(this, [arguments[i]]); } } shout('Hello','World'); //> alerts 'hello' and 'world' subsequently