Computer Science, asked by Subhrasuman1234, 7 months ago

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The values being passed through a function-call statement are
the values received in the function header/definition are called as
(a) Argument/actual parameters , parameter/formal parameters
(b) Parameter/formal parameters , argument/actual parameters
(c) Actual Parameter , actual parameter
(d) Formal Argument, formal arguement​

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Answered by parijatsoftwares
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Typically, Parameters are of two types – Formal Parameters, Actual Parameters

Formal Parameters are the parameters which are specified during the definition of the function.

Actual Parameters are the parameters which are specified during the function call.

THE CORRECT OPTION IS (A)

Because the question asked about function-call first then definition.
So, as for function-call it will be Argument/actual parameters, and for definition it will be Parameter/formal parameters respectively. So the answer will be option A.

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