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C Programming Exam Question

  • 23-04-2005 5:30pm
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    I've got an exam in C programming coming up in the next few days. The problem is that I don't have any idea of the theory on the course (and only a vague idea of the practicals). I'm trying to learn off previous exam papers - but there's one question I can't find in any book or on google. It's probably just a different way of phrasing a common question:
    Write a brief note on how arguements are passed to functions in C

    It sounds like it's a fairly standard question, so if somebody could just give me a very rough outline of how the answer, I'd be very grateful.

    (Has it got anything to do with function invocation?)


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