Argument Passing Patterns in Method

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Which pattern applies to all primitive data types when passing an argument to a method?

  • Call by reference
  • Local copy method
  • Object data type method
  • Call by value (correct)

Which pattern applies to all object data types when passing an argument to a method?

  • Primitive data type method
  • Local copy method
  • Call by reference (correct)
  • Call by value

In the given example, why were all the methods made static?

  • To optimize memory allocation
  • Because main method is static (correct)
  • To avoid creating local copies of parameters
  • To facilitate integration between modules

What implication is highlighted regarding the return type in the last example?

<p>Specifying return type is optional for array types (C)</p>
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What is the integration approach between modules in the given example?

<p>Method calling in main method (D)</p>
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