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1.	int a =1 , b=2; a=chg(b) ; cout << a << b ; If the function chg is coded as int chg(const int &x) {x = 10;return ();} then 35.Choose the correct statements regarding inline functions.
A.	It speeds up execution
B.	It slows down execution
C.	It increases the code size
D.	Both A and C
Answer» E.

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<pre class="result notranslate">int a =1 , b=2; a=chg(b) ; cout << a << b ; If the function chg is coded as int chg(const int &x) {x = 10;return ();} then </pre>35.Choose the correct statements regarding inline functions.
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