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Section 12.4 Practice: Multiple Functions
Check Your Understanding Check Your Understanding
1.
What are some of the advantages of using functions (choose all that apply)?
2.
Given the following function definition, which is the correct function call, given that a variable
a of type
int has been declared?
int myaddition(int x, int y)
{
return(x+y);
}
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a = myaddition(3,5);
Correct
a = myaddition(3,5)
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int a = myaddition(3,5)
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a = myaddition(3.0,5.0);
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