Both the input and output of a Function procedure can consist of several values.

Related MCQs

• The input to a user-defined function can consist of one or more values.
• Suppose a variable is passed by reference to a parameter of a Sub procedure, and the parameter has its value changed inside the Sub procedure. What will the value of the variable be after the Sub procedure has executed?
• Suppose a variable is passed by value to a parameter of a Sub procedure, and the parameter has its value changed inside the Sub procedure. What will the value of the variable be after the Sub procedure has executed?
• Suppose you want to write a procedure that takes three numbers, num1, num2, and num3; and returns their sum, product, and average. It is best to use a Function procedure for this task.
• The input to a user-defined function can consist of:
• The ______________ of a Sub procedure are vehicles for passing numbers and strings to the Sub procedure.
• What happens to a variable declared locally inside a Sub procedure after the procedure terminates?
• Variables appearing in the header of a Function procedure are called ____________.
• Function procedures can invoke other Function procedures.
• A Function may return up to two values.