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Authors:
Barbara Dolye
Chapter:
Methods And Behaviors
Exercise:
Exercises
Question:12 | ISBN:9781285096261 | Edition: 4

Question

The following is probably an example of a .
DisplayInstructions( );
a. call to a value-returning method
b. call to a void method
c. method heading
d. method definition
e. call to a method with multiple arguments

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Answer

The correct answer is b. call to a void method

Explanation:

  • The method " DisplayInstructions( ) " does not return any thing.
  • This method does not accept any parameters/argumetns.
  • This method does not provide any data type.
  • So, call to a void method is a good example of a given method " DisplayInstructions( )

The remaining choces are call to a value-returning method , method heading , method definition , call to a method with multiple arguments  are incorrect answers.

So, the correct answer is b. call to a void method

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