Chapter 6: Computer Science - Functions

In a function header, in addition to the name of the function, you are required to furnish ________.

In a function prototype, in addition to the name of the function, you are required to furnish ________.

A function ________ includes the statements that make up the function.

Two or more functions may have the same name provided that ________.

The ________ function causes the entire program to terminate, regardless of which function or control mechanism is executing.

The ________ statement causes a function to end and the flow of control to move back to the point where the function call was made.

A function can have zero to many parameters, and it can have ________ return value(s).

A function other than the main function is executed ________

In a function call, in addition to the name of the function, you are required to furnish ________.

When more than one function has the same name they are called ________ functions.

When used as a parameter, a ________ variable allows a function to access and modify the original argument passed to it.

Breaking a program up into a set of manageable sized functions is called ________ programming.

A void function is one that ________.

A ________ variable is defined inside the body of a function and is not accessible outside that function.

Functions are ideal for use in menu-drive programs. When a user selects a menu item, the program can ________ an appropriate function to carry out the user's choice.

The value in ________ local variable is retained between function calls.

When a function just needs to use a copy of an argument passed to it, the argument should normally be passed ________.