Which of the following is an example of a subprogram?
Using subprograms can lead to better
of code, allowing for easier navigation and understanding.
Select the correct labels for each definition:
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A unique identifier for the function. It is used to call or invoke the function later in the code. |
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A variable in a function definition that acts as a placeholder for the values that will be passed to the function when called. |
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The actual value or data that is passed to the function when it is called. |
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Specifies what value the function should provide back to the caller. |
Subprograms can help reduce code
, making programs easier to maintain.
Reusability
Subprogram
What is the purpose of using subprograms in programming?
Efficiency
Abstraction
The inputs given to a subprogram are called
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A well-designed subprogram can allow for easier
since each part can be tested independently.
Which of the following is not an advantage of using subprograms?
How does using subprograms improve modularity?
Debugging is often easier with subprograms because errors can be isolated within a
part of the code.
Subprograms can enhance program
by reducing the overall size of the codebase.
