Please send me some works!!!

Hi guys,
I'm a newbie and I have just learned a little about C++ Programming. I have learned all the 'if, switch, while, do, etc'. The lesson that I'm stucking in is the Functions. Could you please give me some works about functions to do, so that I could improve my C++ in functions. And if you have any more C++ works, please send to me. My email address is: <<snipped>>. Thank you very much for your help!!!
Blackhawk

A function is basicly a variable(void included) that does different things.

A simple example:

Code:

void say_hello(){cout<<"Hello!"}

True, this is a very, extremely, simple function but you could do them as long as you wish/need(as this is only a one function, function)
Once the "blueprint"is writen(example of a blueprint given) all you have to do is write the name and it will do whatever it is programmed for(cout'ting hello!) as in

Code:

void say_hello(){cout<<"Hello!"}

main(){say_hello(); //will cout "Hello!"}

Originally Posted by blackhawk65

The lesson that I'm stucking in is the Functions. Could you please give me some works about functions to do, so that I could improve my C++ in functions.

There is a tutorial here on functions, with many more available elsewhere. Have you read it?

Originally Posted by jerimo

A function is basicly a variable(void included) that does different things.

Personally, although there are variables of function pointer type, I do not think that it helps to think of a function as a variable that does different things. The idea of functions as "blocks of code that perform a number of pre-defined commands to accomplish something productive" seems more productive for a beginner, along with the idea that these blocks of code can be called from other blocks of code by using the function's name with zero or more arguments.

Originally Posted by jerimo

But you are already using function(you just don't know it)

"if" is a function
if/* the name*/(/*the objects(information transmited, optional)*/){
/*the things to execute*/

Err... no, an if statement is not a function.

Kind of(it acts somewhat in the same way)

Originally Posted by jerimo

Kind of(it acts somewhat in the same way)

No, it does not. You cannot "call" an if statement in the same way as you can for a function.

i was...writing... syntax wise not actualy calling it(anyhow I'll edit)

..and there is no stack frame setup for an if like there is for a call.

Any how I edited out, let's just say I had a brain-fart