An argument named “tags” is not expected here.

The error message “an argument named ‘tags’ is not expected here” usually occurs when a specific function or command is used incorrectly or in the wrong context. It typically implies that the ‘tags’ argument (or parameter) is not applicable or allowed in the current situation.

To provide a more detailed explanation, we can look at an example:

Let’s assume we have a function called ‘displayTags’ that is used to show a list of tags related to a specific topic. The function has a defined set of arguments such as ‘topic’ and ‘limit’ to control the displayed tags. However, if we mistakenly include an additional argument ‘tags’ while calling the function, we will encounter the error: “an argument named ‘tags’ is not expected here”.

Here’s an example:

function displayTags(topic, limit) {
    // Code to fetch and display tags based on the provided topic and limit
}

displayTags("programming", 10, "javascript");
        

In this example, the ‘displayTags’ function expects two arguments: ‘topic’ and ‘limit’. However, we accidentally included an extra argument ‘tags’ with the value “javascript”. As a result, the error message occurs because the function does not recognize or expect the ‘tags’ argument.

To resolve this error, we should remove the unnecessary ‘tags’ argument from the function call, like this:

displayTags("programming", 10);
        

By removing the ‘tags’ argument, we ensure that the function is receiving only the expected arguments, and the error will no longer occur.