Okay so here we are in our browser.

A function is something that you can give it an input, and we'll start with just one input, but actually you can give it multiple inputs.

That means, instead of having to type in this code over and over again, we want to make page an input

The elements stay the same for this first one.

Here's an opening label, our old month input, some month text to appear next to our text input, and then the closing label.

So let's actually type that in.

Enter the shell command, the output of which you want inserted into your document. Feel free to use a pipe or two if you wish.

And this is true across sub Saharan Africa, actually.

Each phrase must be attacked.

It escapes properly.

So and, amazingly, this approach software works.

So that's what's here, taking in a and b , producing this output.

And if I want to print

When we see a new bug, the first thing we do is to make sure it gets processed.

Here, enter the text you want to insert in your image.

Enter keywords here...

That is, if after chopping away a subset the test fails, what do we do then?

For our purposes right now, we'll just return none, because we'll be watching it.

This is what it would look like if you went to the site.

So she scored four points in the fourth quarter.

We have physical influences, and we do have debugging tools.

I've reloaded it, and things are looking nice.

Invalid date entered.

Next,

Okay. And the answer is

We'll go to our browser, we will reload the page, and there we have it we have a new little submit button.

Now what happened is we set our form action to be google.com search we can see here in our URL and the form added the value that we typed in on our form to the q parameter.

Here is the html markup, and here is the actual text.

The email address you entered is already in use.

1, 2, 3, hyphen, 3, 4.

Now we're going to see a second that's sometimes called, Consuming the input or shifting over the input.

If we go back to our print_all_links code, we can try to print them all.

When we're dealing with the standard function right there, if you input a 2, it gets mapped to a 2.

Let's do the subtraction version.

Into this edit field you can type a phrase. Click on the speak button in order to speak the entered phrase.

One thing it does is we're going to be rendering this in HTML but the user doesn't type in HTML for the most part.

Enter a password below. Enter the same password on the device to which you are trying to connect.

It also works for strings.

To invite colleagues, simply click on an 'invite' button, and input email addresses.

This is how you do it.

Now, split without an input just splits on white space.

Every time I see an x here, since f(x) is equal to this, every time I see an x,

We assume that the test we're passing to the simplify function already fails.

Everything else is calculated.

So now for the answer.