74. Consider the following function prototypes. int nextElement (int); char nextElement (char); Which of the following statements is valid in C++? cout << nextElement(10) << endl; (1) cout << nextElement('A') << endl; (in) cout << nextElement (7.5) << endl; MMM a. Only (1) and (ii) b. Only (ii) and (iii) 75. Consider the following function prototype. void funcTemplint x, float y, char c); Which of the following statement in C++ is valid? (i) funcTemp 16, '#'); (ii) funcTemp(); (iii) funcTemp (3.9, 1$'); MAX c. d. Only (1) and (iii) None of these

74. Consider the following function prototypes. int nextElement (int); char nextElement (char); Which of the following statements is valid in C++? cout << nextElement(10) << endl; (1) cout << nextElement('A') << endl; (in) cout << nextElement (7.5) << endl; MMM a. Only (1) and (ii) b. Only (ii) and (iii) 75. Consider the following function prototype. void funcTemplint x, float y, char c); Which of the following statement in C++ is valid? (i) funcTemp 16, '#'); (ii) funcTemp(); (iii) funcTemp (3.9, 1$'); MAX c. d. Only (1) and (iii) None of these

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Chapter6: User-defined Functions

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