Which of the following statements about macros is true? (Choose all that apply.)
Which of the following statements about macros is true? (Choose all that apply.)
Arguments are defined when the macro is created, while their values are used to resolve the search string at execution time. This means the macro's structure and placeholders are set during its creation, but the actual values to be substituted in those placeholders are provided and utilized during the macro's execution.
I think BC is the Ans
Answer is BC. See p210 and 213 of F2 PDF
Yeah BC is the answer
I think BC is the Ans
BC is correct
BC is the final answers
BC is the answer, you define the arguments during macro creation, but you set their values during search time
Answer is BC
B and C are the correct answer
Answer is BC.
B-C is clearly the correct answer
The correct answer is BC
Answer is BC
A. Arguments are defined at execution time. C. Argument values are used to resolve the search string at execution time. The following statements about macros are true: A. Arguments are defined at execution time: Macros allow you to define placeholders for arguments that can be filled in with specific values when the macro is executed. The values of these arguments are provided at runtime or execution time, allowing for flexibility and dynamic customization of the macro's behavior. C. Argument values are used to resolve the search string at execution time: Macros often include a search string as part of their definition. When the macro is executed and the argument values are provided, these values are used to resolve the search string, replacing the argument placeholders with the specified values. This allows the macro to generate a search string tailored to the specific use case or provided values.
Sam, the arguments are defined during creation time, but the values are filled in during execution time. Dont get confused.
B&C are the correct answers
BC are correct
BC are correct