The CoffeeScript provides a feature known as splat which is used to pass multiple arguments to a function.
We can use splats in functions by placing three dots (...) after the variable name.
Example :
indian_team = (first, second, others...) ->
Captain = first
WiseCaptain = second
team = others
console.log "Captain: " +Captain
console.log "Wise captain: " +WiseCaptain
console.log "Other team members: " +team
#Passing 4 arguments
console.log "############## Four Players ############"
indian_team "Mahendra Singh Dhoni", "Virat Kohli", "Shikhar Dhawan", "Rohit Sharma"
#Passing 6 arguments
console.log "############## Six Players ############"
indian_team "Mahendra Singh Dhoni", "Virat Kohli", "Shikhar Dhawan", "Rohit Sharma", "Gurkeerat Singh Mann", "Rishi Dhawan"
#Passing full squad
console.log "############## Full squad #############"
indian_team "Mahendra Singh Dhoni", "Virat Kohli", "Shikhar Dhawan", "Rohit Sharma", "Gurkeerat Singh Mann", "Rishi Dhawan", "Ravindra Jadeja", "Axar Patel", "Jasprit Bumrah", "Umesh Yadav", "Harbhajan Singh", "Ashish Nehra", "Hardik Pandya", "Suresh Raina", "Yuvraj Singh", "Ajinkya Rahane"
Explanation of the above example :
In the above case of spats, multiple arguments were being passed to the function. By placing three dots after the argument list of the function indian_team. In the first pass we have passed four arguments to the function, in the second pass we have passed six arguments to the function, and in the last pass, we had passed the names of the full squad to the function.
