Checking It

Select the correct answer to the following questions.

Multiple Choice

1:Invoking a sub-program (subroutine or function) means:

  1. Terminating the current program and starting the invoked sub-program.

  2. Telling the compiler to take that code and embed it into the current subroutine.

  3. Executing the sub-program in parallel with the current program.

  4. Executing the sub-program invoked, and then, when this returns, continuing with the current code.

2:The parameter values of a subroutine (or function) are used to:

  1. Transmit required values into the subroutine.

  2. Return values from the subroutine.

  3. Both transmit and return values.

  4. Neither; they are used by ...

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