Question

What is the primary role of the "return ()" statement in a function body?

a) It returns the value and continues executing rest of the statements

b) It returns the value and stops the program execution

c) Stops executing the function and returns the value

d) It returns the value and stops executing the function

Answer 1

Answer: D

Reason: In general, the "return" statement is the last statement in the body of function if the function is return-type. Whenever the return statement gets encountered in the definition of the function, the execution of the function will stop, and it returns the stored value to the statement where the function call has been made.