1.
- easy modification of code
- Correct
- abstraction
- Correct
- ability to reuse code without having to copy and paste
- Correct
- there are no advantages
- Not quite. Try again!
What are some of the advantages of using functions (choose all that apply)?
Section 12.2 Multiple Functions
It is possible (and quite normal) to have multiple functions in your C code! By splitting up your code into functions, debugging can become much easier, your code will be more readable, it will be easier for you to remember what you had in mind, ... but more on that later. For now, let’s take a look at an example that involves multiple functions:
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2.
a = myaddition(3,5);- Correct
a = myaddition(3,5)- Not quite. Try again!
int a = myaddition(3,5)- Not quite. Try again!
a = myaddition(3.0,5.0);- Not quite. Try again!
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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