What is the difference between a prototype statement and a call statement?
What will be an ideal response?
The difference between a prototype statement and call statement is that the prototype statement is located outside of the functions (although they may be placed inside functions), and the prototype requires only the input and output data types. (Variable names may be placed in the prototype-input list.) Call statements are located inside functions and they contain only variable names, no data types
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A) fixed, linked lists B) variable, arrays C) fixed, arrays D) variable, linked lists E) None of the above
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A. Export B. Import C. Send to PDF D. Transmit
You should start at the top and move down to the lower subclasses to define the _____.
A. base object B. object literal C. prototype chain D. object constructor
FIGURE EXX 4-1
To display the Developer tab shown above in Figure EXX 4-1, click Options on the File tab, then click ____ in the left pane.
A. Advanced B. Add-Ins C. Customize Ribbon D. Quick Access Toolbar