Match the terms with the definition

y The area of code in a program where a specified variable can be seen and accessed. The variables passed in to a method when invoking (calling) the method (a.k.a. arguments) yJava keyword used to either return a value from a method to the caller or to exit a method. In order to return a value, the return data type must be declared in the method definition. 1. actual parameter 2. formal parameter 3. ambiguous invocation yCombination of the name of a method and the list of its formal parameters. Define multiple versions of4. the same method, using the same name, in a class as long method overloading method signature pass-by-value scope of a variable as they have different formal parameters; either in number data type, or both. 5. 6. When a method is invoked (called), it is not possible for the compiler to determine which version of an overloaded method, based on the formal parameter list best fits the signature used in the method invocation (call). 7. 8. return Variables (along with their must be declared in the method definition. 1. actual parameter 2. formal parameter 3. ambiguous invocation y Combination of the name of a method and the list of its formal parameters. Define multiple versions of 4. method overloading the same method, using the same name, in a class as long as they have different formal 5. method signature parameters; either in number, data type, or both. 6. pass-by-value When a method is invoked (called), it is not possible for the compiler to determine which version of an overloaded method, based on the formal parameter list, best fits the signature used in the method invocation (call). 7. scope of a variable return Variables (along with their data type) that are defined in the method header. A term used to signify that the value stored in a variable is being passed into a method, as opposed to the variable itself Question 2 (3 points) A method can be declared with no parameters