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What is true about the following
C Functions
a.Need not return any value
b.Should always return an integer
c.Should always return a float
d.Should always return more than one value.
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Answer / arjun
none of options is answer...
so option (a)shud b lyk ..
a) its not necessary to return any value
n dis will b correct in case of return type of function is
void
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Answer / sunayana
d ans. is a.that it is nt neccsary for any c function to
return any value
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Answer / shikhar
yes, the answer is a. In C, the function may or may not
return any value. In new languages like vb, dotnet....these
kind of functions are called "subroutines".
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Answer / vinod
hey guys but when main finishes its execution does it not return any value to the compiler that the main() executed successfully or not .
how will one know that main has executed successfully.
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Answer / sharana basava
Ya... d ans wil be a. In c the func may or may not returns
d value......so the ans wil ne need not to return d
value... if tis is rit tan the func must have void as a
data type.. like void main..
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