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Methods with identical names that have identical parameter lists but different return types are ambiguous. When you write the declaration for a method that can receive a parameter, you must include the following items within the method declaration parentheses:
- The type of the parameter
- A local name for the parameter
- Please discuss the importance of providing parameters to methods and describe how a parameter is declared within a method header. Give examples.
- Please describe the features of methods, including the number of methods permitted in a program, method naming rules, the composition of a method, and variable scope rules. Please give an example of each one.
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Methods with identical names that have identical parameter lists but different return
types are ambiguous. When you write the declaration for a method that can receive a
parameter, you must include the following items within the method declaration
parentheses:
• The type of the parameter
• A local name for the parameter
1. Please discuss the importance of providing parameters to methods and describe
how a parameter is declared within a method header. Give examples.
Use of functions in a program not just make it look professional but makes the lines of code
less, also, makes the program clean & easy to read. Parameters are written in parentheses
when a declared function is called, which belongs to the data type __ int __string, that are
defined in the definition of function at the time of writing (Parameters). However, there are
two things two remember:
1. When a function is called, the variables written inside function paratheses are called
parameters.
2. Whe...
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