JavaScript - Basic Functions Understanding

function invoke(message) {
console.log(messages);
}

function sendMessage(message){
invoke(message)
}

sendMessage("Hello,")
sendMessage("world ")
sendMessage("! ")

output should be this
["Hello,", "world ", "! "]

and it should print only one time and you are allowed to change only function declarations not funtion calls

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JavaScript - Basic Functions Understanding
 
function invoke(message) {
    console.log(messages);
}
 
function sendMessage(message){
    invoke(message)
}
 
sendMessage("Hello,")
sendMessage("world ")
sendMessage("! ")

output should be this 
["Hello,", "world ", "! "]

and it should print only one time and you are allowed to change only function declarations not funtion calls

Anoniem · Accepted Answer

I was able to solve the question using debounce logic

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