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— Should work

— Noop, you can't const them if you're gonna modify them later

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function convert(h, s, v) {
  // conversion logic
}

function HSVtoRGB(H, S, V) {
  return arguments.length === 1
    ? convert(H.h, H.s, H.v)
    : convert(H, S, V);
}

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— This is how I would do it

— Okey, than I'll just recursively call myself

function HSVtoRGB(H, S, V) {
  let r;
  let g;
  let b;
  const h = H;
  const s = S;
  const v = V;
  if (arguments.length === 1) {
    return HSVtoRGB(H.h, H.s, H.v);
  }

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— Lol, nice

— But problematic

— How?

— HSVtoRGB({ h: 4 });

— I can't help stupid users :D

— Uhhh, why use arguments?