Actual and formal parameters must match in three ways. What are they?
What will be an ideal response?
The number of actual arguments passed to a function should match the number of formal parameters in its function header. In addition, the data type and order (or position) of each actual argument must agree with the data type and order (position) of its corresponding formal parameter. This is because when the function is called, the computer stores the value of the first actual argument in the function's first formal parameter, the value of the second actual argument in its second formal parameter, and so on.
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