When an argument is passed ____,it means the Sub procedure has access to the value of the passed argument,but does not actually reference the variable declared in the calling procedure.
A) ByRef
B) ByHand
C) ByVal
D) ByVar

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When passing an argument ByVal, a copy of the argument value is created and passed to the Sub procedure. This means that any changes made to the parameter inside the Sub procedure will not affect the original variable in the calling procedure. Thus, the Sub procedure has access to the value of the passed argument, but does not actually reference the variable declared in the calling procedure. ByRef, on the other hand, means that the Sub procedure has direct access to the variable declared in the calling procedure and any changes made to the parameter inside the Sub procedure will affect the original variable in the calling procedure. ByVar and ByHand are not valid parameter passing methods.

When an Argument Is Passed ____,It Means the Sub Procedure