Multiple choice technology programming languages

Using pointers to call a function is called as

  1. call by value

  2. call by reference

  3. call by address

  4. All the Above
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B Correct answer
Explanation

When you pass pointers to a function, the function receives the address of the original variable. The function can access and modify the original data through that address. Call by value copies the actual parameter, call by address means passing pointers explicitly.

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