IN RUBY Create a function that takes two strings and returns either true or false depending on whether they're anagrams or not. Examples is_anagram("cristian", "Cristina") → true is_anagram("Dave Barry", "Ray Adverb") → true is_anagram("Nope", "Note") false

Invoking a function that takes many arguments, the order in which parameters are supplied is crucial.

True or False : The concept of function abstraction hinders our code development by confusing us with the details of the function.

Predefined functions are less efficient than those that are defined by the user.

Write in c language please: write a statement that calls the function IncreaseItemQty with parameters computerInfo and addStock. Assign computerInfo with the returned value. #include <stdio.h> typedef struct ProductInfo_struct {   char itemName[50];   int itemQty;} ProductInfo; ProductInfo IncreaseItemQty(ProductInfo productToStock, int increaseValue) {   productToStock.itemQty = productToStock.itemQty + increaseValue;    return productToStock;} int main(void) {   ProductInfo computerInfo;   int addStock;    scanf("%s", computerInfo.itemName);   scanf("%d", &computerInfo.itemQty);   scanf("%d", &addStock);    /* Your code goes here */    printf("Name: %s, stock: %d\n", computerInfo.itemName, computerInfo.itemQty);    return 0;}   thank you in advance

Why is it necessary to create function prototypes in a program with user-defined functions?

Predefined functions are less efficient than those that are defined by the user.

What does it mean to provide parameters to a function in the right order when it accepts more than one?

Local declarations are those that are kept in the memory of the computer; but, how exactly are they kept in memory? If reaching one's objective can be done without making use of local declarations, then doing so is a waste of time. Why bother using value parameters when you can just use references as your arguments in any function? How crucial are value parameters when it comes to the processing of programmed data?