9:18 Exam Question 25 - Function Arguments and Variables
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Which statement accurately describes function arguments?

  • All function arguments must be of the same variable type.
  • Function arguments do not need to be variables.
  • Function arguments are constants within the function.
  • Arguments passed to a function are treated as variables within the function. (correct)

    • What is a requirement when passing arguments to a function?

  • The arguments must be treated as global variables.
  • Function arguments must be declared as constants.
  • None of the answers provided are correct. (correct)
  • All arguments passed to a function must have the same variable type.

    • What is the role of function arguments in a programming context?

  • Function arguments serve as placeholders for values passed to a function. (correct)
  • Arguments passed to a function cannot vary in data type.
  • Function arguments are not usable within the function itself.
  • Function arguments are automatically converted to global variables.

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