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| A function can send a value to the part of the program that executed it. The data type of the value that is sent from the function. |
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| You should give each function a descriptive name. In general, the same rules that apply to variable names also apply to function names. |
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| The program can send data into a function. A list of variables that hold the values being passed to the function. |
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| is the set of statements that perform the function's operation. They are enclosed in a set of braces. |
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| When called the function is what? |
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| is a part of the function definition. It declares the function's return type, name, and parameter list. It is not terminated with a semicolon because the definition of the functions body follows it. |
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| is a statement that executes the function, so it is terminated with a semicolon like all other C++ statements. The return type is not listed in the function call, and if the program is not passing data into the function, the parentheses are left empty. |
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