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Blank OP -
4 years ago
Blank OP from Bacolod City, Philippines is saying int Function(int Tmp = Show()); is correct answer
swathi -
4 years ago
swathi from Chennai, India is saying float = Show(int, float) Function(Tmp); is correct answer
Rohan Bhosale -
4 years ago
Rohan Bhosale from Pune, India is saying Both A and B. is correct answer
Neyah Deshmukh -
4 years ago
Neyah Deshmukh from India is saying Both A and B. is correct answer
Muhammad Asghar -
4 years ago
Muhammad Asghar from Vehari, Pakistan is saying int Function(int Tmp = Show()); is correct answer
Related Questions
A static function
- [A] should be called when an object is destroyed
- [B] is closely connected with an individual object of a class
- [C] can be called using the class name and function
- [D] is used when a dummy object must be created
Static Member function
- [A] can access any other member function & member variables
- [B] can access only static member variables & member functions
- [C] can be only called through object of the class
- [D] Returns only static data
Which of the following statement is incorrect?
- [A] Default arguments can be provided for pointers to functions.
- [B] A function can have all its arguments as default.
- [C] Default argument cannot be provided for pointers to functions.
- [D] A default argument cannot be redefined in later declaration.
One of the disadvantage of pass by reference is that the called function may inadvertently corrupt the called data.This is avoided by ?
- [A] passing pointers
- [B] declaring the formal parameters constant
- [C] declaring the actual parameters constant
- [D] all of above
Dividing a program into functions
- [A] is the key to object oriented programming
- [B] makes the program easier to conceptualize
- [C] makes the program run faster
- [D] both (B) and (C)