Understanding Procedures, Functions, and Parameters

What is the primary difference between a procedure and a function?

• Neither returns a value.

• Both return values but in different formats.

• A function returns a value, a procedure does not.

• A procedure returns a value, a function does not.

In the Python dice game example, what does the 'output throw' function do?

• It returns a random number.

• It initializes the game.

• It calls other subroutines and returns a value.

• It ends the game.

Why are subroutines like procedures and functions beneficial in programming?

• They make programs run faster.

• They simplify writing and debugging code.

• They increase the size of the code.

• They are only useful for large programs.

What is the role of libraries in programming?

• To slow down program execution.

• To provide reusable code components.

• To store data permanently.

• To increase program complexity.

How are subprograms represented in flowcharts?

• As subroutine symbols.

• As diamonds.

• As circles.

• As rectangles.

What is a parameter in the context of procedures and functions?

• A type of function.

• A variable passed to a procedure or function.

• A constant value.

• A return value.

How should parameters be supplied when calling a procedure?

• In any order.

• Only if they are strings.

• In the correct order and data type.

• Only if they are integers.

What keyword is used to call a procedure in pseudocode?

• Run

• Execute

• Call

• Invoke

What must a function include in its header in pseudocode?

• A call keyword.

• A return keyword and data type.

• A print statement.

• A loop.

How should functions be called in pseudocode?

• With a print statement.

• Using a loop.

• As part of an expression.

• Using the call keyword.