Whenever a Method Requires Multiple Arguments, the Arguments Are Always

question 48

Multiple Choice

Whenever a method requires multiple arguments, the arguments are always separated with ____.

• A) commas
• B) periods
• C) forward slashes
• D) brackets

Identify and differentiate between technical words, slang, and jargon.

Recognize and avoid the use of clichés to improve communication clarity.

Understand the significance of word choice to enhance message effectiveness.

Distinguish between active and passive voice and their impacts on message delivery.

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Definitions:

Summarize

To concisely restate the main points or essence of a larger text or speech in one's own words.

Paraphrasing

The act of restating text or speech using different words, often to clarify meaning or to simplify complexity.

Synonyms

Words that have different spellings and pronunciations but share the same or very similar meanings.

Credit the Source

The act of acknowledging and citing the original creator or source of information or ideas used in one’s own work.