Functions
(C-FAQ's)
Q1: Can you find out the error in the following code?
func(int
iA, int iB)
{
int
iA;
iA=40;
return
iA;
}
int main()
{
printf("
func = %d\n ", func(5,10) );
return
0;
}
A. Missing parentheses in return statement
B. Redeclaration of iA
C. func should be defined as int func(int
iA, int iB)
D. None of the above
Output:
B. Redeclaration of iA.
In function 'func':
Line 3: error: 'iA' redeclared as different kind of symbol
Line 1: error: previous definition of 'iA' was here
Q2: Can we use two return statement in a function ?
Output:
Yes we can you two return statements in a
function.
Example:-
int iMax ( int iA, int iB)
{
if ( iA > iB )
return
iA ;
else
return
iB;
}
Q3: Can we use two successive return statement in a
function?
Output:
No we can't use two successive return
statements in a function.
Example :-
int iMax()
{
return
100;
return 200;
}
Compiler will return an error.
Q4: What is the output of the following code?
int func
(int iNum)
{
return
(iNum++);
}
int main()
{
int iNum= func(10);
printf("
iNum = %d \n ", --iNum);
return 0;
}
A. iNum = 10
B. iNum = 9
C. iNum = 11
D. iNum = 8
Output:
iNum = 9
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