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1 argument
"A value that a function or a method uses to perform operations or calculations. The type of argument is specific to the function or method. Common arguments include numbers, text, cell references, and names." -
2 actual
[΄æktʃuəl] a իրական, իսկական, փաստացի. actual reason իսկական պատճառը. in actual life իրական կյանքում. in actual fact փաստորեն. the actual cost իսկական արժեքը. ինքնարժեք. actual loss իրական կորուստ. actual possession փաստա ցի տիրապետում. actual value իրական արժեք. What were his actual words? Ի՞նչ բառեր նա օգտագործեց իրականում. Let’s take an actual case Եկեք քննարկենք իրական դեպք. the actual amount of money դրամի ստույգ քանակը. հմկրգ. actual address կատա րո ղական հասցե. actual argument/parameter փաստացի պարամետր. actual storage ֆիզիկական հիշողություն
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