Chapter 6 Quiz – Flashcards

The ________ statement causes a function to end and the flow of control to move back to the point where the function call was made.

When used as a parameter, a ________ variable allows a function to access and modify the original argument passed to it. These kind of variables indicate a call-by-reference.

Functions are ideal for use in menu-drive programs. When a user selects a menu item, the program can ________ an appropriate function to carry out the user's choice.

A function can have zero to many parameters, and it can have ________ return value(s) in the return statement

A ________ variable is defined inside the body of a function and is not accessible outside that function.

A function ________ includes the statements that make up the function. That is, it includes the body of the function which appears within braces.

The ________ function causes the entire program to terminate, regardless of which function or control mechanism is executing.

When a function only needs a copy of an argument passed to it, the argument should normally be passed ________.

Two or more functions may have the same name provided that ________

When more than one function has the same name they are called ________ functions

True/False: If the closing brace of a function body is reached, the flow of control moves to the next function in the file. That is, the flow of control drops down into the code after the closing brace.

It is possible for a function to have some parameters with default arguments and some without.

A void function is one that ________.

Breaking a program up into a set of manageable sized functions is called ________ programming.

A ________ is a program module whose purpose is to test other modules by calling them.

A function other than the main function is executed ________.

The value in a ________ local variable is retained between function calls. This can be used to count how many times a function is called, among other things.

In a function prototype, in addition to the name of the function, you are required to furnish ________.

In a function header, in addition to the name of the function, you are required to furnish ________. (Hint: consider the difference between a function prototype and a function header. They are not the same.)

In a function call, in addition to the name of the function, you are required to furnish ________.