How can I implement JavaScript named parameters in a cleaner way, similar to how C# handles them?

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@Ariyaskumar If you’re doing this in a team environment and the functions get larger, one approach that helped us is defining a small config schema or using a validation library like zod or yup.

That way, you get both named parameters and structured validation without the manual checks.

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import { z } from "zod";

const ParamsSchema = z.object({
  param1: z.number(),
  param2: z.number()
});

function myFunction(params) {
  const validated = ParamsSchema.parse(params);
  // safe to use param1 and param2 now
}

This helps a lot when multiple devs touch the same code and you want to avoid subtle bugs.

Everyone benefits from clearly defined expectations.