Functions

10 Tips for Writing Clean, Efficient, and Maintainable Code

Writing clean, efficient, and maintainable code is the best practice for building the long-term success of your software projects. With this approach, it becomes easy for you and your team to understand, debug, and enhance your projects over time. Imagine that you are building a house, and you want it to be constructed strongly, easy to renovate, and well-organized. Just as a well-constructed

Create Pattern, Print Series, Working with Records, Use Numeric Functions, Work with arrays

The objective of this assignment is to develop a menu driven application that will enable the user to use its different features to print various series, work with records and arrays, create patterns, use number functions and exit the application. The application should provide the following options in the main menu, however this menu is further classified into another menus:- • Create Pattern •

Introduction to Functions

Introduction to Functions

In this part you will learn: 1. C syntax 2. Functions 3. Function Calling 4. Function definition 5. Function prototype 6. Showing output

What is a Function?

In C, a function is a group of statements that together performs a task. Every C program has at least one function called the ‘main()’ function. It is the heart of the program. Functions divide your code into separate small parts so that the code is easier to understand and easier to write. Each function performs a specific task based on its usage.

Functions in Java

Introduction: This tutorial is on how to create and use methods in Java. What's a Method: A method is similar to what you may call a function in other languages. Well, actually, it's exactly the same. A function, or a method, is a script which can be called from other scripts in order to run some code, and return a value. The only difference between a function and a method, is that methods are the name given to functions in an Object Oriented Programming (OOP) language, such as Java.

Prototyping in C++

Introduction: This tutorial is on how to use Function Prototyping in C/C++. Function File: Here is a basic function file which, after running the 'int main' function, runs a custom function named 'calculate' which returns an integer and is output to the screen.
  1. #include <iostream>
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  3. using namespace

Custom Functions

What are custom functions? Custom functions are functions which you have made yourself. They can be Private (only the class in which it is created can use it) or Public (any class may use it). They are able to take parameters/arguments, can return data and can be ran on separate threads. When should you use custom functions? Whenever you have a script which needs to be ran over and over again at different positions within your source code you should create one function to contain the script.