Unit 12 Inline

What happens if an inline function is too large or complex?

• It will automatically be converted to a macro.

• The compiler will always inline it, regardless of its complexity.

• The compiler may ignore the inline suggestion and use a regular function call.

• The program will not compile.

Which of the following is a valid use of inline functions in C?

• Functions with large code blocks.

• Functions that require memory allocation.

• Recursive functions.

• Small, frequently called functions.

What is the correct way to call a function named multiply with two integer arguments a and b in C?

• multiply(a, b);

• multiply int(a, b);

• multiply(int a, int b);

• multiply(a: b);

What is the purpose of a return statement in a function in C?

• To return a value from the function to the caller.

• To terminate the program.

• To pause the execution of the function.

• To exit from a loop.

Which of the following functions in C is called automatically when the program execution begins?

• main()

• printf()

• scanf()

• begin()

Which of the following is true about Call by Value in C?

• The actual parameter is passed to the function.

• The value of the actual parameter can be changed inside the function.

• The changes made to the parameter inside the function are reflected in the actual parameter.

• A copy of the actual parameter is passed to the function definition.