Consider the following function prototype:

void aFunction$2$Bcalled$($char $*$first$,$ float $*$second$,$ int $*$third$)$;

The following are CORRECT statements regarding the C$/$C$++$ function declared above, EXCEPT:

The prototype above is declaring three actual arguments.

The first argument for the function could be a string or a pointer to just one character.

The second argument for the function is an address in memory that contains a decimal number.

The third argument for the function could be an array of integers or a pointer to just one number.