Here the job is to apply restrictions so that a function can not be called more than one time. The user will be able to perform the operation of the function only once. We are going to do that with the help of JavaScript.
Approach 1:
- Make a function.
- Create a local variable and set its value to false. So the function can only operate if its value is false.
- When the function is called the first time, set the variable’s value to true and perform the operation.
- Next time, because of variable’s value is true function will not operate.
Example: This example uses the approach discussed above.
Javascript
let fun1 = (function () { let done = false; return function () { if (!done) { done = true; console.log("Function Call one time"); } };})();function GFG_Fun() { fun1(); // It is called and result fun1(); // It is not called.} GFG_Fun(); |
Output
Function Call one time
Approach 2:
- Make a function.
- Create a static variable and set its value to false. So the function can only operate if its value is false.
- When the function is called the first time, set the variable’s value to true and perform the operation.
- Next time, because of variable’s value is true function will not operate.
Example: This example uses the approach discussed above(static variable).
Javascript
let done = false;let fun1 = (function () { return function () { if (!done) { done = true; console.log("Function Called one time"); } };})();function GFG_Fun() { fun1(); // It is called and result fun1(); // It is not called.} GFG_Fun(); |
Output
Function Called one time
