What do you call the process of calling a function in your program?
- Function Declaration
- Function Definition
- Function Invocation
- Function Prototype
The process of calling a function in your program is known as "Function Invocation" or simply "Calling a Function." This is where you use the function name followed by parentheses to execute the code within the function.
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