yes, but what is the importance of using it in a function declaration, what are the difference with * and **, also with this syntax you don't copy the values â sdffadsf Apr 26 '11 at 11:51.
The upside to a prorated warranty is that many of the warranties now include benefits that provide 100% guarantees for the first 5 or 10 years. This warranty is contrary to non-prorated warranties that requires manufacturers to take full responsibility until the warranty has been entirely served.
A full warranty covers replacement of defective materials, while a materials warranty offers prorated coverage. Most warranties include full reimbursement for materials and installation for a limited timeâup to 10 years for asphalt shingles and 50 years for fake slate and steel roofing we've seen. Generally, none of the warranties cover damage from winds above 85 mph.