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Write a line of code to invoke a function named CalcValue, passing it the integer variable num (which has already been defined) as an argument and storing the return value in a variable called value (which has already been defined). Separate each item with 1 space (except around the parentheses), and end the line with a semi-colon.

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kendrich

Answer:

value = CalcValue (num);

Explanation:

In this lone of code, here CalcValue is the function name with an argument num i.e CalcValue(num)

we can call this function by a variable called it as value

we can call above function and store that return value is variable value as

value=ClacValue(num);

ijeggs

Answer:

int value = CalcValue (num);

Explanation:

This line of code above calls a method(function) whose name is CalcValue

The method accepts one parameter which is passed to it

The method returns a value which is in this case stored in the variable value (Assuming that it returns an integer in this case)

See a completed code below where the values of the variables have been hard-coded

public class num5 {

   public static void main(String[] args) {

       int num =10; //Initialize num to 10

       int value = CalcValue (num);

   }

   public static int CalcValue(int num){        

return num*10;

   }

}

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