Exam 6: Modularity Using Functions
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The declaration statement for a function is referred to as a function ____.
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Because the variables created in a function are conventionally available only to the function, they are said to be ____ variables.
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In addition to argument data types, ____________________ argument values may be assigned in the function prototype for added flexibility.
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The symbol ____ represents the C++ s scope resolution operator.
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While a function is executing, only variables and parameters that are in the ____________________ for that function can be accessed.
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____ is the section of the program where the identifier, such as a variable, is valid or known.
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A ____ is the beginning of a final function that can be used as a placeholder for the final unit until the unit is completed.
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A local variable that is declared as ____ causes the program to keep the variable and its latest value even when the function that declared it is through executing.
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Local variables can be members only of the auto , static , or ____ storage categories.
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