1, different interpretations. Parameter refers to the decisive factor; Norms; Range, argument refers to argument; Quarrel; Argument; Debate; Argument; Reason; Argument.

2. Parameters point to different points. Parameters refer to the parameters in the function definition, while argument refers to the actual parameters when calling the function.

3. The corresponding Chinese terms are different. Parameter = formal parameter, argument = argument.

4. The usage is different. In the case of not strict, now the two can be mixed, generally using argument, parameter is used less.

5. Choose a different method. For example:

When defining a method, the variables passed in the method are called parameters.

When defining a method, the variables passed to the method are called parameters.

When using these methods, the values passed to these variables are called parameters.

When this method is called, the value passed to the variable is called a parameter. (sometimes argument is translated as "argument")