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- Write a function that receives a name and age, and prints a greeting message to the console using the name.

1. Declare a function named `checkAge` using declaration notation (`function <name>(){...}`)
2. The function should take in one parameter named `age`
2. The function should take in two parameter named `userName` & `age`
3. The function body should:
- declare and initialize an `aboveSixteen` local variable with string value: `"You can drive!"`,
- declare and initialize an `belowSixteen` local variable with string value: `"Sorry, but you need to wait until you're 16."`,
- declare and initialize an `aboveSixteen` local variable with string value: `"Congrats ${name}, you can drive!"`,
- declare and initialize an `belowSixteen` local variable with string value: `"Sorry ${userName}, but you need to wait until you're 16."`,
- an `if/else` statement that determines if the `age` value is below 16,
- and then `console.log()` the correct message to the console.
4. BONUS: Remember that paramaters are optional, and no `name` or `age` value could be passed in. Correctly account for no parameter being passed in.
4. BONUS: Remember that parameters are optional, and no `userName` or `age` value could be passed in. Correctly account for no parameter being passed in.

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