Return Length of Arguments Passed - Problem

Write a JavaScript function argumentsLength that returns the count of arguments passed to it.

The function should work with any number of arguments of any type and return the total count as an integer.

Note: This problem focuses on JavaScript's function parameter handling and the arguments object or rest parameters.

Input & Output

Example 1 — Multiple Arguments
$ Input: args = [5, "hello", true]
Output: 3
💡 Note: The function receives 3 arguments: a number (5), a string ("hello"), and a boolean (true), so it returns 3
Example 2 — Single Argument
$ Input: args = [42]
Output: 1
💡 Note: Only one argument is passed to the function, so the count is 1
Example 3 — No Arguments
$ Input: args = []
Output: 0
💡 Note: No arguments are passed to the function, so the count is 0

Constraints

  • 0 ≤ arguments.length ≤ 100
  • Arguments can be of any JavaScript type

Visualization

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Return Length of Arguments Passed - OverviewInput: Function CallargumentsLength(5,"hello", true)Process: Count Argsarguments.lengthor args.lengthOutput: Count3JavaScript provides built-in mechanisms to count function argumentsArguments Object (legacy) vs Rest Parameters (modern ES6)
Understanding the Visualization
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Input
Function called with various arguments
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Process
Count the number of arguments
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Output
Return the count as integer
Key Takeaway
🎯 Key Insight: JavaScript automatically tracks argument count - just access the length property
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