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Transcribed Image Text:How does an interrupt service routine differ from a standard function in c
O You cannot pass or return data when it is called
It does not return to the original code execution point unlike a standard function
O It cannot be called multiple times unlike a standard function
It has a much more limited size than a standard C function
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