A Reason for Passing a Pointer to a Function Is

question 7

Multiple Choice

A reason for passing a pointer to a function is

• A)to allow the called function to modify a variable accessible to the calling function.
• B)to avoid the overhead of copying large data structures.
• C)to allow easy access to data in the function that is being called.
• D)A and B are both true.
• E)None of the above

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