Explain allocation of memory cells when a function is called


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Question 1: Why would you choose to write a function that computes a single numeric or character value as a non void function that returns a result through a return statement rather than to write a void function with an output parameter?

Question 2: Explain the allocation of memory cells when a function is called. What is stored in the function data area for an input parameter?

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