It is legal to have a function with no arguments. TRUE FALSE

TRUE

Explanation:

A parameter is a variable in a method definition and an argument is the value to this variable that gets passed to the function.

public void CalculateAdd (int i, int j)

{

Console. WriteLine (i+j);

}

In the above defined function, i and j are parameters.

We pass arguments when the function is called.

CalculateAdd (10,20);

10 and 20 are arguments which are passed to the above function to calculate addition operation.

If a function has no parameters, then it is legal to have no arguments.

For example,

public void PrintMessage ()

{

Console. WriteLine ("Hello");

}

The above function has no parameters. So, you can call the function without passing any arguments to it as shown below.

PrintMessage ();