Which of the following is NOT true about passing arguments to procedures or functions?
A)Arguments may be passed ByVal or ByRef.
B)An argument that is passed ByRef cannot alter the original value.
C)Specifying ByVal or ByRef is not required when passing arguments.
D)If ByVal or ByRef is not specified,the argument will be sent by value.

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Passing an argument ByRef enables the procedure or function to alter the original value. Therefore, statement B is incorrect. A is true as arguments can be passed ByVal or ByRef. C is partially true as specifying ByVal or ByRef is not always required, but it is recommended for clarity and good programming practice. D is also partially true as if the argument is not specified as ByVal or ByRef, it will be sent by value by default.

Which of the Following Is NOT True About Passing Arguments