let's see what happens when we pass a value to our procedure.

You pass in a value, and the output in index is the position that that value exists in the list.

It's a pass.

I'll take a pass.

The difference is when we invoke index on a list that doesn't contain the value we pass in.

Two pass Encoding First Pass

Two pass Encoding Second Pass

Usually you use some kind of operator which returns a boolean value, and then pass it on to a control structure.

In the C language, there are two ways to pass parameters to a function by value and by reference.

Expected a value.

Enter a value

We pass a military convoy.

I got a fun pass.

'Til a wind pass away

You'll need a hall pass.

Pass me a 14B, Lister.

Couldn't Chanel pass a message?

Certainly more than a pass.

He just gets a pass,

Pass me a swab, please.

Pass

Pass!

Pass.

Pass!

I told myself I could pass any test a man can pass.

Come on, right here. Pass it! Pass!

It'll pass in a few days.

So grab yourself a fun pass

Got a hall pass, young lady?

No, unless you pass a test.

Can I get a press pass?

Please enter a value

Construct a Numeric Value

A floating point value

That's called a value.

We want to return a particular value value corresponding to a function.

So we would get a very small p value, a probability value.

I'll pass.

Pass through

Crowsnest Pass

Grants Pass

Pass Turn

Emile pass

Ok, PASS!

MORELLl Pass.