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how many argument we can pas in in a function
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Answer / apurve kadawat
We can pass any no.of parameters.The upperlimit can be found
out by knowing the stack size for that function alloted by
the operating system.Therefore it is dependent upon the
operating system how much stack it is allocating.
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depending upon requirements we can pass no of arguments in
functions
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Answer / sudeep dutta
Any number of parameters can be passed.The parameters may be
of any type.But the number of parameters used completely
depends on the function that you have declared.
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Answer / subbu
maximum number of arguments for a single function is 253
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