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| When a return statement executes in a function, the remaining statements in that function are executed after the return statement has completed execution |
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| function definitions must be in the same order as their function prototypes |
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| either a function prototype or function definition must precede and call to a function |
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| only the main function can call programmer defined functions |
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| a value returning function can only return one value with a return statement |
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| a function may contain more than one return statement |
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| true (if/else statements) |
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| a literal value may be passed to a reference parameter in a function call |
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| if a function has multiple parameters with default arguments and if a value with a default argument is not specified, then all arguments to its right must be omitted also. |
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| two functions with the same name and the same number of parameters, but a different data type for atleast one of the parameters are considered to be overloaded. |
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| a static variable that is declared inside a function will retain its value between different calls to that function |
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| one array can hold multiple data types |
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| in c++, array indices start with 0. |
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| arrays can be passed by value or reference to a function |
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| in c++, c-strings are null terminated |
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| to declare parallel arrays in c++, you include the keyword parallel before the data type in the array definition |
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