int fact (int n) {
Is this a way a function starts in C++ ?
int fact (int n) {
Is this a way a function starts in C++ ?
I meant to say
Isnt Not :
function fact (int n) {
Functions in C or C++ are do not use a "function" keyword.
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Mats
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Ok
So, It starts with what it returns type ?
Yes.Originally Posted by kolucoms6
[Technically, in standard C, you can omit the return type and it defaults to int - most modern compilers will issue a warning in this case, and it's considered bad style].
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Mats
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Please don't PM me for help - and no, I don't do help over instant messengers.
Cool.
Understood.
