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___ allow programmers to avoid duplicating code in different parts of a program. Functions
1.Typically the ___ function in the program is responsible for calling the functions. main
1.All functions are categorized as either ____ functions or ____ functions. value-returning, void
1.A _____ function is a function that returns precisely one value after it completes its assigned task. value-returning
1.Some value – returning functions are built-in to the C++ language like ___ and _____. getline(), toupper()
1.You can use the built-in ___ function to raise a number to a power and then return the result as a double number. pow
1.In a pow() function, at least one of the two arguments must be a ___ number. double
1.Most programming languages provide a______________ which is a device that produces a sequence of numbers that meet certain statistical requirements for randomness. pseudo-random number generator
1.In standard C++, the random number generator is a built-in function named ___. rand
1.The rand() function returns an integer that is greater than or equal to zero but less than or equal to the value stored in the _____ constant which is built into the C++ language. RAND_MAX
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