javascript - why makes anonymous function have more arguments in its statement then in the invocation -


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this google analytics script. in anonymous function, there 7 arguments, when being invoked, there 5. why code make a , m arguments? see no difference in doing var a , var m in function body.

when trying make file small possible, ways reduce number of characters. yes can use var, adds 5 more characters size of code.

var a, m; 1234    5 

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