Explain why and how the distinctions between calling an inline function and a regular background function came to be via the use of an example.

Give an example of how the background process of invoking inline functions is different from that of calling a standard function, and explain how the difference came to exist. In addition, give an example of how the difference was brought about.

Is there a limit to the number of ways functions may interact with one another?Using relevant examples, explain what you're saying.

A helper function is. . . A) a function that calls itself. B) a function that neither calls another function nor is called by another function. C) a function that is called by another function. D) a function that calls another function. E) a function that neither calls another function nor is called by another function. F) a function that both calls another function and is called by that other function.