Chapter 9, Problem 10RQ

How can we provide a function an argument by reference rather than by value?

Calling a function with multiple arguments requires careful order.

Describe the characteristics of a well written function.

Explain the syntax of function call.

Why is it necessary to create function prototypes in a program with user-defined functions?

The order in which parameters are provided to a function when it takes multiple arguments holds significance?

Predefined functions are less efficient than those that are defined by the user.

true false void ffx() is a function with no return value void ffx() is a function with no argument int ffx(char x) is a function with int return value int ffx(char *x) is a function with parameter passed by reference char ffx( int x) is a function with int return value int ffc(char &x) is a function with parameter passed by reference

Explain differences between recursive and non recursive functions.