blah The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. The arguments object also provides the callee and the caller properties. The callee property is a reference to the current JavaScript function. The caller property is a reference to the function that called the current function. In addition, it can be used to access the calling function's arguments in the same manner as the arguments object does for the current function. The reference to the calling functions argument length is arguments.caller.length, while argument.caller[0] references the first argument in the collection. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference. When dealing with arguments in JavaScript, it's important to remember that with the exception of objects that are defined using the new operator, all arguments are passed by value. So, excluding object, any changes made to an argument will be gone when processing returns to the calling function. Listing F illustrates the difference between passing arguments by value and passing arguments by reference.