The statement causes a function to end and the flow of contr

The statement causes a function to end and the flow of control to move back to the point where the function call was made. en d break continue return exit a void function is one that does nothing useful has an empty function body has no parameters returns no value rectums a zero or null character A variable is defined inside the body of a function and is not accessible outside that function global reference local counter constant Breaking a program up into a set of manageable size function is called programming. functional modular divisible high-level low-level

Solution

Question 1 :

Answer : return ;

Explanation : Break--> break statement means it will break or jump from the loop or other conditional statements.

Continue --> it is used to continue the current flow generally used in the loop to continue the loop execution

exit --> to terminate program normally or abruptly.

end --> end in not used in normal c language and in other language it is just to close the condition and loop e.g end if etc.

return --> return the call of the function with the return value from where the function is called.

question 2 :

Answer : returns no value

explanation : clear the void means nothing or null, it means the funtion which have void as a return type will return nothing. It is used when we doesn\'t expect to get anything from that function. suppose you want to print a list element you won\'t use loop every time, Therefore, you can create a funtion and pass the list to it and that function or method will print your list, but it won\'t return anything.

Question 3 :

Answer: local variable

Explanation: local variable\'s scope is within the block and if you want to use it outside the block it will give an error that it is undefined. if you want to use outside you have to create it outside from the block so you can use it outside as well as inside the block and it is called as global variable.

eg.

int z =0;

void main(){

int y = 0;

if(condition){

int x =0;

//you can use x here in this block not outside from the block

// you can use y here

}

// you can\'t use x here

//you can use y here// global to this block ... means it is local variable to the program

}

//you can access z here so this is totally global variable;

question 4 :

Answer : Modular

Modular programming is the process of subdividing a computer program into separate sub-programs. It is basically helpful if you are working with a program which has number of lines so it is dificult to separate the function from the program, suppose you create a program for all math operation that will include plus, minus, ... , profit, loss.. etc, then if you want to change something (say in profit or loss formula) it will difficult to look into the code and then change the variable and other thing because it might be dependent on other. so you can create different function or methods for different operations. it is nothing but modular programming.