True: A global variable passed to a subroutine will be passed by value, Allocating large local variables for temporary calculations is efficient as the memory can get reused , Space for global variables is allocated statically and persist during the lifetime of the process, Space for local variables get reused by other subroutine calls when a subroutine returns., False: Global variables can be called from anywhere in a program, A global variable passed to a subroutine is passed by reference, Local variables are removed when a subroutine returns, A local variable is something parsed to a subroutine, A local variable cannot be passed by reference, A variable of type integer takes up more memory if it is a global rather than a local variable,

A-Level Unit 11 - Misconceptions - True or False

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