Question

The _____ statement causes control to be returned to the point from which the function was accessed. Fill in the blank.

Answer 1

Hi,

Answer:

The RETURN statement causes control to be returned to the point from which the function was accessed.

Explanation:
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➡️Every function must include a return statement.

➡️When we call a function by function call statement,then control transfers to that function,execute the sequence of statements

➡️At last a return statement is executed,which return the computed value and transfer the control to main program,next to the function call statement.

➡️for example:

int ADD ( int x, int y)
{ 
int z,

z = x + y;
return (z);
}

➡️Function Call:

main()
{
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C= ADD(5,9);

f= C+1
----------------;

--------;

when calling ADD(5,9)

control transfers to function declaration and execute the function body,when return statement execute,control transfer to next statement ,here it is f= C+1

Hope it helps you.

Answer 2

Hello !


Here is your answer !


Answer : Return...


Hope it helps :)