In addition to being obtuse from a syntax perspective, function constructors are also dangerous: their execution evaluates the constructor's string arguments similar to the way `eval` works, which could expose your program to random, unintended code.

Instead, simply declare the function as usual.

## Noncompliant Code Example

    var greeting = new Function("name", "return 'Hello ' + name");  // Noncompliant

## Compliant Solution

    var greeting = function (name) {
      return 'Hello ' + name;
    }

or

    function greeting (name) {
      return 'Hello ' + name;
    }