Question

a function with no action in c​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

A function with no action in c a) is an invalid function b) produces syntax error c) is allowed and is known as a dummy function d) returns zero.

A function with no action in c is allowed and is known as a dummy function (option c).

• A function that simply gets returned to the caller without any proper value represents a dummy function.
• These functions might return a void, pointer, structure, boolean, integer, or long-only.
• Dummy functions can be created within a class, the actions of which can be set from another class.
• The class within which a dummy function has been created is called an abstract class.
• These dummies are allowed in c and are very much handy.

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