Chat with AIExam 17: Talk to Me Function Procedures
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Most programmers pass a variable by reference only when a procedure needs to produce more than one result.
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(40) If the function returns a Double number, you enter ____ at the end of the header.
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(39) You invoke a function that you create in exactly the same way as you invoke one of Visual Basic's built-in functions.
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(32) The header and footer in a function are identical to the header and footer in a sub procedure.
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