In a function that needs to return multiple values, which method of parameter passing might be employed to facilitate this without using data structures like tuples or pairs?
- Using global variables
- Using static variables
- Passing by reference
- Using std::vector
When parameters are passed by reference to a function, the function can modify the original values of those parameters. By passing additional parameters by reference, a function can effectively "return" more than one value without relying on composite data structures like tuples or pairs. This method is often used for out parameters in functions.
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