Mathematical Functions and Programming

Functions in programming languages are subroutines that return values given certain parameters

Functions in programming languages can remember a state and produce different values each time they are called (correct)

Functions in programming languages are defined as relations between elements in a definition set and elements in a value set

Functions in programming languages must produce the same return value whenever they are called

Subroutines that return values given certain parameters (correct)

Functions that remember a state and produce a different value each time they are called

Functions that always produce the same return value

Relations between elements in a definition set and elements in a value set

A pattern that requires each input to have exactly one output (correct)

A pattern that allows functions to produce different outputs each time they are called

A pattern that defines functions as subroutines

A pattern that allows functions to remember a state

<p>No, mathematical functions in programming languages can produce different return values each time they are called</p> Signup and view all the answers

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