IIFE (Immediately Invoked Function Expression)

You can pass arguments to an IIFE by placing values inside the invoking parentheses, just like you would with any function call. For example: (function(a, b) { console.log(a + b); })(5, 10); will log 15 to the console. The values 5 and 10 are passed as arguments to the parameters a and b. This is useful when you want to provide external values to your IIFE while still maintaining its self-contained nature. A common use case is passing global objects like 'window' or 'document' as arguments, which can then be referenced by local parameter names, improving code minification and providing some protection against global scope tampering.