Which of the following statement(s) is/are TRUE ? A function's workspace shares the same workspace as the command window. It's possible for a function to call itself within the body of it's code. The continue statement doesn't exist the current iteration in nested loops. 'delete' command clears all the data and variables stored in memory. I. II. II. IV. A.) Tand II B.) Il and III C.) I, Il and IV D.) Only II E.) Il and IV

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Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions
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Which of the following statement(s) is/are TRUE ?
I.
A function's workspace shares the same workspace as the command window.
I.
It's possible for a function to call itself within the body of it's code.
I.
The continue statement doesn't exist the current iteration in nested loops.
IV.
'delete' command clears all the data and variables stored in memory.
A.) Tand II
B.) Il and III
C.) I, II and IV
D.) Only II
E.) Il and IV
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following statement(s) is/are TRUE ? I. A function's workspace shares the same workspace as the command window. I. It's possible for a function to call itself within the body of it's code. I. The continue statement doesn't exist the current iteration in nested loops. IV. 'delete' command clears all the data and variables stored in memory. A.) Tand II B.) Il and III C.) I, II and IV D.) Only II E.) Il and IV
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