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If the function returns a string, you enter ____ at the end of the header.
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As is true with a Sub procedure, a function can receive information either by value or by reference.
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In a function, the data type of the expression in the Return statement must agree with the data type specified in the ____ section of the header.
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You know that a variable is passed by value when the keyword ____ appears before the parameter in the function's header.
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A(n) ____ procedure returns a value after performing its assigned task.
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Like sub procedure names, function names typically begin with a(n) ____.
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A ____ under a variable in the Code Editor window indicates that it has not been declared.
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Fewer unintentional errors occur in applications when memory locations have the maximum scope needed.
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The information a function receives is listed in the ____ in the header.
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In most cases, the last statement within a function is Update expression.
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The sub procedure's header and footer contain the ____ keyword.
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When changing the Sub keyword in a header to Function, the Code Editor automatically changes the Sub keyword in the footer to the Function keyword.
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After creating a function, you can invoke it from one or more places in an application's code.
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The statement that invokes a function will always assign the function's return value to a variable.
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Allowing more than one procedure to change the contents of a memory location can lead to subtle errors that are difficult to find, especially in large applications.
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You use the ____ section of the function's header to specify the data type of the value returned by the function.
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