What is a function in c?
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A function in C++ is a collection of statements designed to accept input, perform specific computations, and produce output. The primary purpose of a function is to group tasks that are frequently executed, which helps avoid code duplication. Instead of rewriting the same code for different inputs, you can simply call the function.
In essence, a function is a block of code that executes only when it is invoked.
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A function in C++ is a collection of statements designed to accept input, perform specific computations, and produce output. The primary purpose of a function is to group tasks that are frequently executed, which helps avoid code duplication. Instead of rewriting the same code for different inputs, you can simply call the function.
In essence, a function is a block of code that executes only when it is invoked.
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