Question

Which is true regarding how functions work? Group of answer choices A return address indicates the value returned by the function If a function returns a variable, the function stores the variable's value until the function is called again After a function returns, its local variables keep their values, which serve as their initial values the next time the function is called A function's local variables are discarded upon a function's return; each new call creates new local variables in memory

Answer 1

Answer:

If a function returns a variable, the function stores the variables value until the function is called again.

Explanation:

Function programming is used to make program easier to be modified and called after the return variables are coded. The functions stores the variable which are activated when the command is run again.