Which of the following statements is FALSE about functions in C? PA. Arguments can be passed to a function either by-value, or by-reference. O B. Function prototype can either be a local or global declaration. Every function can only return one value to the main control. D. Every function requires four parts, namely function prototype, function definition, function call and function return.

The rules that apply to functions that have default arguments should be described.

Why are user-defined functions prototyped?

QUESTION 3 Which of the following statements is TRUE about function? A function is activated through its function prototype. Every function must return a type and contains a list of parameters. If a function is declared as an integer it will return a decimal value. A group of statements placed together to perform a task.

Set-up and implementation code for a void function MaxYou are not required to write a complete C++ program but must write and submit just your responses to the four specific function related questions below: QC1: Write the heading for a void function called Max that has three intparameters: num1, num2 and greatest. The first two parameters receive data from the caller, and greatest is used to return a value as a reference parameter. Document the data flow of the parameters with appropriate comments*. QC2: Write the function prototype for the function in QC1. QC3: Write the function definition of the function in QC1 so that it returns the greatest of the two input parameters via greatest, a reference parameter. QC4: Add comments to the function definition* you wrote in QC3 that also states its precondition and postcondition.

What are the assertions that describe how a function works?

All lines of code in your program can be reached and executed when I run your program  define two functions and they have a "meaningful purpose" to your program. Each function must have more than three statements or lines of code.  At least one function defines a parameter and you use this parameter in a meaningful way  At least one function returns a value back to the code that is calling it and it is used in a meaningful way

In C++ A void function a. does not have a specific data type for the function output b. has a specific data type for the function output c. must be included after the "main" function of the program. d. is equivalent to a value-returning function except that a void function must be included before main