Question

True/False/Unknown. For the interpretation of function calls, we assign the formal parametersto the valuations of the actual arguments. The interpretation can be used to realize call-by-value.call-by-pointer and call-by-reference (as is done in C ) by appropriately altering the type ofthe formal parameters and the actual arguments

Answer 1

Answer:True

Explanation:Calling a Function.

A function is created by defining what that function needs to do. In order to utilize that function one has to do that task defined in that function. A called function is the one that carries on the defined task

Parameters need to be passed with the function name in order to call a function,the value returned by a function is then stored.