CAN WE DEFINE ANY FUNCTION WITHIN A FUNCTION.
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Answer / rg
no!!! we cant define a func. inside a func.
Why u some people misguide others!!
go thru practice..
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Answer / anil kumar nahak
Yes we define any function(without main()) with in a function.
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Answer / punam
Thank you all. This was helpful to me. So, to summarize all this should I say:
1. In C, we cannot define a function inside another function.
2. However, main() function is an exception as we can define another function inside a main() function. This can be called nesting of function inside main(). The inner function cannot be called from any outside function. It can be called only from main().
3. The only way to access the inner function from outside main() is by passing a function pointer of type inner function.
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Answer / vrushali
Hi friends , it possible.
Please chk this simple program:
#include <stdio.h>
int main ()
{
int func1 ()
{
printf ("\n Inside func 1 ");
}
func1 ();
}
O/P : Inside func 1
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Answer / kojo maxwell
yes a function can be defined in a function.
for example;
int main()
{
}
int main is a function and in the curly brackets we could
still have functions.
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