Answer to Question #204977 in Algorithms for Blessing

Question

1 A function prototype must always be placed before the main function whenever a value returning function and void function is defined after the main function

  2 Defined variables are known as arguments or actual values in a function definition and parameter list in the calling function. 

 3 It is not mandatory for a function procedure to always have a return statement in C++   

4 A post-test loop will execute the statements inside the loop atleast once before the condition is tested. 

 5 A for loop cannot be used inside a pre-test loop 

Answer 1

1 A function prototype must always be placed before the main function whenever a value returning function and void function is defined after the main function

False

2 Defined variables are known as arguments or actual values in a function definition and parameter list in the calling function

False

3 It is not mandatory for a function procedure to always have a return statement in C++ 

True

4 A post-test loop will execute the statements inside the loop atleast once before the condition is tested.

True

5 A for loop cannot be used inside a pre-test loop

False