Course of Raku / Essentials / Creating and calling functions / Positional parameters
Quiz — Calling a function
1
Having the following function:
sub abc($a, $b, $c) {
return $a ~ $b ~ $c;
}
How do you call it?
, , | say abc($a␣ $b␣ $c); |
= | my $s ␣ abc('a', 'b', 'c'); |
= abc ) | my $z ␣ ␣␣␣($a, $b, $c␣; |
, , | say abc $a␣ $b␣ $c; |
2
For the following function:
sub x {
return 42;
}
Select the correct calls of it.
1 | say x; | |
1 | say(x); | |
1 | say x(); | Parenthese around the arguments of say are ommited. |
1 | say(x()); | |
0 | my $v = x (); | A space before () makes the () an argument. |
1 | my $w = x(); | |
1 | my $u = x; |
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