7 years ago in C++ Functions

When an argument is passed by reference

[A] a variable is created in function to hold the argument value
[B] the function cannot access the argument value
[C] a temporary variable is created in the calling program to hold arguments value
[D] None of these
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Blank OP
Blank OP - 4 years ago

Blank OP from Bacolod City, Philippines is saying the function cannot access the argument value is correct answer

swathi
swathi - 4 years ago

swathi from Chennai, India is saying the function cannot access the argument value is correct answer

Rohan Bhosale
Rohan Bhosale - 4 years ago

Rohan Bhosale from Pune, India is saying a temporary variable is created in the calling program to hold arguments value is correct answer

akash patil
akash patil - 4 years ago

akash patil from India is saying a temporary variable is created in the calling program to hold arguments value is correct answer

Dhayanand Selvaraj
Dhayanand Selvaraj - 4 years ago

Dhayanand Selvaraj from India is saying a temporary variable is created in the calling program to hold arguments value is correct answer

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