Can someone explain this question to me?

[pat4prez]

Given the following function prototypes and variable declarations, which of the following is a syntactically correct function call which won't produce any warnings when compiled?

int func1(int a, int* b); 
int func2(int a); 
void func3(int a, int b); 
int func4(int a, int b);

int a = 3, b = 8; 
int* p = &b;

The answer is 1 of the following:

a = func1(p, &a);

func3(&b, p);

b = func2(a);

func5(p, a, *p+4);

I guess I am just confused as to how to lay this out in my IDE.

[oogabooga]

IDE's don't enter into it. You're supposed to answer it by looking at it. Look at each function call separately. How about this one:

func5(p, a, *p+4);

With the given function prototypes, is this a valid function call?
What about the others?

[pat4prez]

Well just from looking it at I want to say the correct answer is b = func2(a);.

The others involve data not in the prototype?

[tabstop]

Well just from looking it at I want to say the correct answer is b = func2(a);.

The others involve data not in the prototype?

What do you mean by "data not in the prototype"?

[oogabooga]

Well just from looking it at I want to say the correct answer is b = func2(a);.

I agree!