
5. Functions
Functions are essential to C++. They express the processing to be carried out on data. Functions have a definition and, optionally, one or more declarations. A function accepts parameter values and can return a result. The body of a function is a block, as defined in paragraph 4.2.1 . The return value of a function is indicated by the return expr statement.
5.1 Declarations...
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- - C/C++ users jounal, CMP Media LCC, San Francisco.
- - Journal of Object-Oriented Programming, A 101 communications publication, R. Wiener (éd.) (University of Colorado)
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Standards
- Programming languages – C - ISO/IEC 9899 - 1999
- Programming languages – C++ - ISO/IEC 14882 - 1998
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