The distinction between an argument and a parameter variable in programming pertains to their respective roles and functionalities within a program?

Write an application using a top-down design approach for which mainline logic calls a function.  That is, 1) develop a main function, 2) develop a function that does some work, and 3) develop a function call that is executed in the mainline logic structure that executes the work function. This need not be complex, simply provide a basic understanding of a main function, the definition of a function, and how to call a function.

In a C program, when is a parameter initialized? Group of answer choices Parameters are initialized automatically when a function is called Parameters are initialized when the program starts Parameters are initialized when the main routine completes Parameters are initialized when the main routine starts

A variable is not defined by its "type" alone. The data types of variables are one of their distinguishing features. How may this idea be used to characterise any given parameter?