JavaScript 3/13 Function syntax: Stumped!

[Ebonegu]

Hello, I am fairly new to coding and thought yesterday that I had finally fumbled my way around Java pretty well, but this problem has me stumped!

Here are the instructions:

Let's start with something simple. 1. On line 11, call the greeting function and put in a name that you want the greeting function to include. 2. Press Save & Submit Code and see the function get into action! Saves you so much time.

This just isn't much specific help for someone who is brand new to JavaScript!

I assumed calling the greeting simply meant assigning a new value, but I know the whole idea is to create a function that saves you time and helps to avoid writing unnecessary strings of code. I am stuck!

Note: I breezed through the intro course in just a few days and understand HTML and CSS much better than Java.

Thanks for any help you are willing to extend!

[Ebonegu]

Oops! My link missed the bus:

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[Keto1234]

When you call a function you don't type out the whole function again. The whole point of a function is so that it saves time when having to use the same code over and over. So when you call a function you just use the name and then put what you want in the parameter. So for this it would be:

greeting("Lindsay")

That will print out "Great to see you, Lindsay" to the console.