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Before using an accumulator within a loop it has to be initialized. 2) We cannot use functions if we do not include the function prototype. 3) _If the number of arguments in a function call does not respect the function definition it causes a syntax error. 4) A pointer can point to variables of the same data type only.

Before using an accumulator within a loop it has to be initialized. 2) We cannot use functions if we do not include the function prototype. 3) _If the number of arguments in a function call does not respect the function definition it causes a syntax error. 4) A pointer can point to variables of the same data type only.

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1) Before using an accumulator within a loop it has to be initialized. 2) _We cannot use functions if we do not include the function prototype. 3) If the number of arguments in a function call does not respect the function definition it causes a syntax error. 4) A pointer can point to variables of the same data type only. 5) We can have pointers to variables that are in the same function. T 6) If a function does not take input arguments and does not return any output, then, it cannot be defined as a function. F 7) We can have variable with the same name in different functions. T 8) _It is not possible to create a variable in the main function that has the same name as a function that we have already defined. T 9) _Global variables can be accessed by all functions I 10) Pointers are only used if the function has multiple outputs. F
Transcribed Image Text:1) Before using an accumulator within a loop it has to be initialized. 2) _We cannot use functions if we do not include the function prototype. 3) If the number of arguments in a function call does not respect the function definition it causes a syntax error. 4) A pointer can point to variables of the same data type only. 5) We can have pointers to variables that are in the same function. T 6) If a function does not take input arguments and does not return any output, then, it cannot be defined as a function. F 7) We can have variable with the same name in different functions. T 8) _It is not possible to create a variable in the main function that has the same name as a function that we have already defined. T 9) _Global variables can be accessed by all functions I 10) Pointers are only used if the function has multiple outputs. F
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