Which of the following statements is TRUE? C+ + functions can return a value of type array if it is returned as a base address value. C+ + functions can return a value of type array. C+ + functions can return a value of type array if the array is local to that function. C+ + functions cannot return a value of type array.

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Pedro Kaufman

Computers & Technology

27 April, 00:20

Which of the following statements is TRUE? C+ + functions can return a value of type array if it is returned as a base address value. C+ + functions can return a value of type array. C+ + functions can return a value of type array if the array is local to that function. C+ + functions cannot return a value of type array.

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Tabitha Maldonado · Answer 1

The answer to this question is "C+ + functions can't return array type value".

Explanation:

In C+ + language the method is a collection of declarations executing a process together. It is a statement, that tells the compiler to return and accept parameters of a function. In C++, it includes many standardized functions, which can be called by the software, and other choices were wrong, which can be described as follows:

In c+ + function can't return array type always. function is not address based. If array is local to function, but function will not return array value.