Functions in C++ - Reading Assignment

C++ Programming
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  1. A function is a reusable sequence of statements designed to do a particular job.
  2. main()
  3. When you declare a function, you specific what kind of value the function returns. This is done by setting the function’s return type. The specific value returned from a function is called the return value.
    4.No. Unlike some other programming languages, in C++, functions cannot be defined inside other functions
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#284

  1. A function is a reusable sequence of statements designed to do a particular job.

  2. the main function.

3.Return values are what the function returns after the function has been executed.

4.Are nested functions allowed in C++ ? no they are not.

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#285

  1. What is a function?
    It’s a reusable sequence of statements that can be called to execute tasks.

  2. What function is run first of all in a C++ program?
    The code in the int main() function body is run first.

  3. What are return values?
    The return value given is the result of an executed function.

  4. Are nested functions allowed in C++?
    No. Extra functions can only be called from outside a function body.

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#286

  1. A function is a reusable sequence of statements designed to do a particular job.

  2. The function main is run first of all in a C++ program.

  3. Return values are the values to be executed at the end of a function.

  4. Nested functions are not allowed in C++.

Thank you!

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#287

True that return values are executed at the end of the function, but their purpose is to return a value to a calling function :slight_smile:

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#288

  • What is a function?
    a reusable sequence of statements designed to do a particular job.

  • What function is run first of all in a C++ program?
    int main ()

  • What are return values?
    The specific value returned from a function is called the return value.
    (value gotten from the return statement)

  • Are nested functions allowed in C++?
    No

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#289

  1. A function is a reusable sequence of statements designed to do a particular job.

  2. The main() function.

  3. The specific value returned from a function is called the return value.

  4. No.

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#290
  1. A function is a reusable sequence of statements designed to do a particular job.
  2. Int main ();
  3. Values that are returned from a function
  4. They are not allowed
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#291

A function is a reusable sequence of statements designed to do a particular job.

The first line of the main() function is always run first.

Return values are the result of a given function.

Nested functions are not allowed in C++; you must declare them outside of the main() function and call them later.

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#292
  1. A reusable sequence of statements designed to do a particular job.
  2. The Main ()
  3. A specific value returned from a function
  4. No on C++ functions cannot be defined inside other functions
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#293

A function is a reusable sequence of statements designed to do a particular job.

Main() function.

The value that’s returned from a function is called the return value.

Nested functions are not supported.

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#294
  1. a set of instructions, code, statements a program is to execute once or numerous times
  2. the main() function
  3. values that the program returns to the caller at the end of the function execution
  4. no, they are not allowed in cpp
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#295

Reading Assignment: Functions in C++

1. What is a function?

It’s a reusable peace of code in your program, designed to do some specific procedure as summing to integers together and return the result.

2. What function is run first of all in a C++ program?

main()

3. What are return values?

When a function are summing to integers together and return the summation result.

4. Are nested functions allowed in C++?

You can’t have another functions in a function, so not alowed.

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#296

1: A function is a sequence of statements that you can use again.

2: The first run function in a C++ program is main( )

3: Return Values are data sent from a given function to the caller

4: Nested functions are not allowed in C++

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#297

=== Quiz ===

  1. In a function definition, what are the curly braces and statements in-between called?
    – The function body

Starting main()
In doA()
In doB()
Ending main()

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#298

  1. What is a function?
    A function is a reusable sequence of code.

  2. What function is run first of all in a C++ program?
    Main()

  3. What are return values?
    Return values are the specified values returned from a funciion

  4. Are nested functions allowed in C++?
    No, nested functions are not allowed, however, you can call any other function within a function.

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#299
  1. What is a function?

A reusable sequence of statements designed to do a particular job

  1. What function is run first of all in a C++ program?

main

  1. What are return values?

The specific value returned from a function

  1. Are nested functions allowed in C++

no

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#300

1.) A function is a reusable sequence of statements designed to do a certain job.
2.) Main is the first program run in C++ before any other.
3.) The value returned from a function is called a return value.
4.) Nested functions aren’t applicable in C++.

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#301
  1. A function is a reusable sequence of statements designed to do a particular job.
  2. The main() function is the first to run.
  3. Return value is the value a function returns back to its caller.
  4. Nested functions not allowed in C++
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#302

  1. A function is a sequence of reusable statements/lines of code that are written to execute a specific task

  2. the function main() which is called by the computer

  3. they’re values returned after a function’s been executed (provided that the function has been defined as with a return type that’s different than void)

  4. Nope, nested functions are not allowed in C++

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