JavaScript has named parameters, in sort of the same way that C has named parame...

JavaScript has named parameters, in sort of the same way that C has named parameters.

Get used to writing your functions using objects for the arguments:

  function myFunc({ foo, bar }) {}

Then you can call

  function myFunc({ foo: 1, bar: "x" })

Similarly in C/C++

    struct MyFuncArgs { int foo; char bar; };
    void myFunc(MyFuncArgs args) {}
    myFunc({ .foo = 1, .bar = 'x' });