Given a final local variable, when must it be given a value O during the declaration O before actual usage O It is optional. it does not have to be given a value O either a or c

The parameters received by function are .called actual parameters True O False O n

Variables declared within the body of a function is known as variables. Select one: astatic b.constant c.global O d.local

Vellure lastitute of TechnoleD Registration number: 20MID0220 Divisibility Test A number x is said to be divisible by a number y if when x is divided by y (x%y) the remainder is zero. A number is said to be a prime number if it is divisible by 1 and by itself only. Write a menu-driven program in C++ using a class with two overloaded functions divide(). Based on the choice given by the user any one of the two functions must get invoked. One function needs to check for the divisibility of a number by another number and another divide() function needs to check whether a number is prime or composite. Functions are said to be overloaded when their names are same. But the functions must differ in their signature. For example : If Choice is 1 then the function to check for divisibility gets invoked. Denominator must be checked for "Divisible By Zero" exception. If numerator = 10 and denominator = 5 then 10 is divisible by 5 If numerator = 11 and denominator = 5 then 11 is not divisible by 5…