Match the terms to the correct definitions:

1. function		a. The program statements that makeup a function.
2. main		b. The return type used when a function does not return a value.
3. call		c. Contains the program statement(s) that execute when the function is called.
4. definition		d. The values that are passed or sent to the function.
5. header		e. The entry point of a C++ program when it is executed.
6. void		f. A copy of the function header line placed near the top of the source file so the compiler will recognize the functions before they are called.
7. body		g. The variables that hold the values passed to the function.
8. arguments		h. The C++ data type that the function returns when called.
9. parameters		i. A collection of statements that performs a specific task.
10. prototype		j. The answer or data value sent back by the function.
11. return type		k. The first line of the function definition containing the name, return type, and the parameter list.
12. return value		l. The statement that will execute a function.