Answer:
A function post-condition refers to what will happen and return after calling the function.
Given the function definition as follows:
- int SomeFunc( /* in */ int alpha, /* in */ int beta )
- {
- int gamma;
- alpha = alpha + beta;
- gamma = 2 * alpha;
- return gamma;
- }
If we call the function by passing two values, 3 and 4, as input parameters, the 3 will be captured by alpha and 4 by beta. The two input values will by calculated based on the formula defined inside the function as follows:
alpha = 3 + 4 = 7
gamma = 2 * 7 = 14
At last the function will return 14.
Crop marks are used on an illustration to indicate to the printer the A. center point of the illustration. Hope this helped!.
Answer:
the correct and only reasonable answer is option B
