Thread: I Can Add!

I fianally made a program that will add , it wasn't as hard as i thought!

Code:

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;
int add ( int x , int y );
int main ()
{
  int x;
  int y;  
  cout << "Firt number to add:";
  cin>> x;
  cin.ignore();
  cout << "Second number to add:";
  cin>> y;
  cin.ignore();
  cout << "The sum is:" << add (x , y );
  cin.get();
  }
int add ( int x , int y )
{
 return x + y;
}

O and what is a php?

Ok, thanks
o and what is void supposed to do?

o and what is void supposed to do?

void means "nothing" or "empty". Your add functions isn't 'void' because it returns the sum of x and y. 'void' functions return nothing. Here's a simple example :

Code:

void PrintHello()
{
   cout << "hello" << endl;
}

however, don't use 'void' with main. main should always return an int.

Your get many people on here that will say things to try and put you off and discourage or say why are you wasting there time, just ignore them!

I never noticed people doing this. Do you mean people who ask you to use code tags and read the faq before posting?

"langrage" should be "language" by the way

Thats what i am doing right now, Thank you all

Originally Posted by chrismax2

beware of pointers!!

This kind of propaganda has to stop. Pointers are simple. Never let anyone else tell you otherwise. If in doubt, read the FAQ.

I agree with pianorain,

Learning pointers is an important part of every C and C++ programmer. Pointers are simple to learn once you grasp the concept. In addition to the FAQ, there is a short tutorial amongst these boards that may be a helpful addition: Learning Pointers


- Stack Overflow

Hey again,
I never said don’t learn pointers I agree pointers, will make programmes work better and they need to be learnt, but I think someone new needs to understand, strings, arrays functions ect, Before they even attempt pointers, they get confusing when new.