Kata

Serializing data in Javascript is a common practice, usually that is done to form values before sending them through a request. But consider this scenario.

Given a function with arguments, we would like to serialize its values and parameters into a string of key/value pairs, while optionally ommiting some keys(parameters).

Example usage:

function someFunction (name, family, position, n_children) {
    data = serializeFunc(someFunction, arguments, ['family', 'n_children']);
    // data's value would be: name=joe&position=developer
    // rest of the function...
}

Implement the serialize function so that it serializes the function's arguments into a string of parameter/argument pairs. Keys being the parameter names and values being the respective argument values.

The function should take three parameters: function, arguments, and optional list of excluded keys.

To make it simple, lets consider that all the values being passed are either string or number.