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What problem does using functions help to avoid?
What problem does using functions help to avoid?
- Duplication of code (correct)
- Complicating the program structure
- Increased testing and debugging effort
- Reducing overall complexity
What is one of the reasons for using functions in a program?
What is one of the reasons for using functions in a program?
- To duplicate code for better organization
- To increase overall complexity
- To allow divide and conquer strategy (correct)
- To make testing and debugging easier
How do functions help in hiding implementation details?
How do functions help in hiding implementation details?
- By enabling the use of functions like sqrt(), log(), sin() without knowing their implementation (correct)
- By increasing the complexity of the program
- By duplicating code for better organization
- By making testing and debugging easier
What is the benefit of developing functions that can be reused by other programs?
What is the benefit of developing functions that can be reused by other programs?
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Functions allow divide and conquer strategy when developing large programs
Functions allow divide and conquer strategy when developing large programs
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How can a class be visualized in terms of variables?
How can a class be visualized in terms of variables?
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Code that appears more than once in a program should generally be made into a function
Code that appears more than once in a program should generally be made into a function
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Functions enable us to hide the implementation details of certain operations
Functions enable us to hide the implementation details of certain operations
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A class is an expanded concept of a structure, holding both data and functions
A class is an expanded concept of a structure, holding both data and functions
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An object is an instantiation of a class
An object is an instantiation of a class
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