Given the following function prototype! void Fix(int vall, float &val2); Which of the following are appropriate function
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If a value is defined in a calling function and used in the called function... The defined values should be passed by value. The defined values should be passed by reference The variable should be declared in the function and returned via a return statement, There should be no parameters in the function None of these options apply
The declaration: int anArray[15] = (1); O declares anArray to be a 15 element array of integer values and initializes all locations in the array to 1. O declares anArray to be a 15 element array of integer values and places the value 1 in anArray[O] and O.in indicies 1 through 15. o declares anArray to be a 15 element array of integer values and places the value 1 in anArray[1] and in all other locations declares anArray to be a 15 element array of integer values and places the value 1 in anArray[0] and O in indicies 1 through 14 None of these options apply.
Consider the following function definition void Denointa intval, float floatVal) { intval - intval. 2; floatVal - float(intVal). 3; Suppose the calling function has variables myint and myFloat whose values are 12 and 3.5 respectively. What are the values of myint and myFloat after return from the following call? Demo(myint, myFloat): myint: myFloat: 7