A parameter is a special-purpose variable that is declared inside the parenthese

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A parameter is a special-purpose variable that is declared inside the parentheses of a function definition. (T) rue (F) alse A function's return data type must be the same as the functions parameter(s). (T) rue (F)alse Two local variables declared in two different functions may have the same name within the same program (T)rue (F)alse When a function calls another function using passing data by reference, a copy of the value of the argument is passed to the other function. (T)rue (F)alse When a function is called, flow of control moves to the function's prototype. (T)rue (F)alse

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21)answer : true

explanation:- parameters are declared inside the funciton definition

22)answer :false

explanation : return type is any type, that you want to this function to send to its caller

23)answer: true

explanation: local variable has the scope with in the function block only, so we can declare variable with same name in different functions in the same program

24)answer: false

explanation: - variable address is passed, not copy

25)answer: false

explanation :- flow of control moves to function definition

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