# Context with passing parameter in JavaScript

There is another solution to the problem. Let's make the function `child` take a parameter:

`function child(param) { // here will be a code }`

And when calling this function, we will pass `this` into it:

`function parent() { child(this); // pass the this as parameter function child(param) { // the param variable contains the passed content of this } }`

Since the call to `child` is carried out in the parent function, the passed `this` points out what we needed. Then the `this` gets into the `param` parameter and will be available inside the function in this form.

Here is the final code:

`let elem = document.querySelector('#elem'); elem.addEventListener('blur', parent); function parent() { child(this); // passes the this as parameter function child(param) { console.log(param.value); // prints the value of the input } }`

Take the code from the previous task and fix the code problem using the second method you learned.

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