Inputparametere

Inputparametere are values passed into a function, method, or program to influence its behavior or provide it with necessary data. They are essentially variables whose values are determined by the caller rather than the function itself. This allows for flexibility and reusability, as a single piece of code can be used with different inputs to achieve different results. The order and type of input parameters are typically defined by the function's signature. When a function is called, the values provided for these parameters are assigned to the corresponding variables within the function's scope. Failure to provide the correct number or type of input parameters can lead to errors. Some input parameters may be optional, meaning the function can still execute if a value is not provided for them, often by using a default value. Understanding and properly utilizing input parameters is fundamental to programming.