HTML Academy
Summary of “Functions”. Part 1
Functions10/24
Back to the list of tasks
  • 1. Fasten your seat belts
  • 2. Long-distance flight
  • 3. Going the second circle
  • 4. Helper function
  • 5. Function, I’m calling you!
  • 6. I have a parameter for you
  • 7. Order of parameters
  • 8. Return from function
  • 9. Summary of “Functions”. Part 1
  • 10. Seventh program: “From salary to salary”
  • 11. Business trip
  • 12. Write, simplify
  • 13. Get rid of unnecessary
  • 14. Make me beautiful
  • 15. Just add percentage
  • 16. Call me quietly by name
  • 17. I see the target
  • 18. How many flights?
  • 19. Let’s clean up a little
  • 20. Who is faster?
  • 21. Saving up for a trip around the world
  • 22. Summary of “Functions”. Part 2
  • 23. Eighth program: “Money makes money”
  • 24. Ninth program: “The Eternal Question”
Business trip
  • Sign up
  • Log in

Register to take up challenges

Registration will only take a minute and let you save your study progress. You can register with your email and password or login via social networks.

or
Log in and continue
  • script.js
JavaScript
var calculateSalary = function () { }; /* Technical assignment Meow! I need a program that will use the gross salary (salary before tax) to calculate an approximate take-home salary (that is given out). Design the program as calculateSalary function with one parameter: gross salary amount. The function must return a take-home salary. I do not need great accuracy, we just take into account that 35% of the gross salary amount are taxes, and if gross salary is greater than or equal to 100 thousand, then taxes are already 45%. */

What didn’t you like in this task?

Thanks! We’ll fix everything at once!

Console

The code has changed, click “Run” or turn autorun on.

Result

Cookies ∙ Privacy ∙ License Agreement ∙ About ∙ Contacts ∙ © HTML Academy OÜ, 2019−2024

VISAMastercard

Log in

or

Forgot your password?

Sign up

Sign up

or
Log in

Restore access

Have you forgotten your password or lost access to your profile? Enter your email connected to your profile and we will send you a link to restore access.

Forgot to connect your email to the profile? Email us and we’ll help.