// Try it out! Here's a simple exercise: // // write a function that returns a function that raises a number to a power specified as an // argument to the previous function. That is, I want to do something like this: // // const cubed = buildFunction(3); // console.log(cubed(2)); // prints 8 // // to raise a number to a power, use Math.pow(x, y) // // Math.pow(4, 3) -> 64
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// Functions
// Try it out! Here's a simple exercise:
//
// write a function that returns a function that raises a number to a power specified as an
// argument to the previous function. That is, I want to do something like this:
//
// const cubed = buildFunction(3);
// console.log(cubed(2)); // prints 8
//
// to raise a number to a power, use Math.pow(x, y)