Computer Science, asked by siddarthareddy890, 11 months ago

What is implied by the argument of a function
A. The value passed to it when it is called
B. The value it returns on execution
C. The execution code inside in it
D. Its return type

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Answered by simmi6576
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OptionC is the answer

Answered by adventureisland
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Option (A)

The implied by the argument of a function is The value passed to it when it is called.

Function Argument:

  • An argument allows you to supply more information to a function. The data might then be used as a variable by the function while it runs.
  • To put it another way, you can transmit data in the form of an input, which is also known as a parameter, while writing a function.
  • Variables that can only be used in that function are referred to as arguments.
  • You offer the value of an argument when you call a function.
  • Thanks to function arguments, your apps may be able to access more data.
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