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Which of the following statement will be correct if the function has three arguments passed to it?

The trailing argument will be the default argument.
The first argument will be the default argument.
The middle argument will be the default argument.
All the argument will be the default argument.

Correct Answer: The trailing argument will be the default argument.

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