Functions in Cpp C++ C Plus Plus
main function:
l In
C++, default return type of main function is int.
l In
C++, if a main function is not prefixed by any return type then it is assumed
as int. In such cases if you do not return any int value by using keyword
return, a warning occurs during compilation- “Function should return a value”.
This situation can be avoided by using return keyword in main or use void
before main.
Function Prototype:
l The
prototype describes the function interface to the compiler by giving details
such as the number and type of arguments and type of return values.
syntax :
return type function name (argument list);
l Function
prototype is also known as function declaration.
l If
a function is declared outside any function that is globally, then function can
be called from any part of the program.
l If
a function is declared inside a particular function, then it is called local
declaration. This means function can be only called from the function where it
is declared.
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How to use memberfunctions/methods in C++ Cpp C
Plus Plus
How to use memberfunctions/methods in C++ Cpp C Plus Plus
How to use memberfunctions/methods in C++ Cpp C Plus Plus
How to use memberfunctions/methods in C++ Cpp C Plus Plus
How to use memberfunctions/methods in C++ Cpp C Plus Plus
How to use memberfunctions/methods in C++ Cpp C Plus Plus
How to use memberfunctions/methods in C++ Cpp C Plus Plus
How to use memberfunctions/methods in C++ Cpp C Plus Plus
How to use memberfunctions/methods in C++ Cpp C Plus Plus
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