Functions In C
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In C programming, a function is a set of statements that performs a specific task and generates an output, structured as 'return_type function_name (list of args) { body of the function }'. Function definitions and declarations are vital, with examples given for both, showcasing how to declare and define a function such as 'int product(int a, int b)'. Functions can be categorized based on their arguments and return values, including library functions and user-defined functions.
Functions In C
- 2. Agenda What Is Function in C? Function Definition in C Function Declaration in C Types of Functions in C Categories of a Function
- 3. What Is Function in C?
- 4. What Is Function in C? A function is a set of statements that perform a certain task to generate an output. Structure of a function: return_type function_name (list of arg); { Body of the function }
- 6. Function Definition in C? Function definition example: int product (int a, int b); { int c; c=a*b; return c }
- 8. Function Declaration in C Function declaration is a function prototype that is placed before the main() Function declaration: Return_type function_name (parameter list); Function declaration example: int product (int , int ); a b
- 9. Types of Functions in C
- 10. Types of function Library functions User-defined functions Types of Functions in C
- 11. User-Defined Function in C #include <stdio.h> void print(); void main() { print(); } void print() { printf("hello world"); } ----------- function prototype ----------- function call ----------- function definition
- 12. Categories of a Function
- 13. Different Categories of Function Calling Function with no argument and no returning value Function with arguments but no returning value Function with no arguments and returning value Function with arguments and returning value