Information Systems and Computer Applications CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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What does a method declare?

The data type that will be used in the method
The name of the method
The logic of the method
The parameters of the method

The correct answer is: The parameters of the method

A method is a block of code that performs a specific task. When declaring a method, the data type and parameter(s) that will be used in the method are specified. The data type refers to the type of data that the method will work with, while the parameters are the input(s) that the method needs in order to execute correctly. Option A is incorrect because it only refers to the data type, but does not include the parameters. Option B is incorrect because the name of the method is used to call or identify the method, but it does not declare the details of the method. Option C is incorrect because it describes the logic or steps within the method, but does not declare the data type or parameters. Therefore, the correct answer is D because it encompasses both the data type and parameters, which are essential in declaring a method.