void keyword

[filitsa]

Hello to all,
I am a trying really hard to understand keywords for a rerort I have to make for my university but I don't seem to get the main idea....
There is a question and if you have any ideas there are all very very wellcome:
Whitch yould be the outcome after operating the func3 ( ), Explain ???

void func1 (int a)
{
              a=10;
}
int func2 (int a)
{
              a=10;
              return (a);
}
void func3 ( )
{
              int a=2;
              int b=5;

              func1 (a);
              b=func2 (a);
              printf("a=%d,  b=%d\n", a, b);
}

Best Regards from Greece
Filitsa

[sicarie]

Hello to all,
I am a trying really hard to understand keywords for a rerort I have to make for my university but I don't seem to get the main idea....
There is a question and if you have any ideas there are all very very wellcome:
Whitch yould be the outcome after operating the func3 ( ), Explain ???

void func1 (int a)
{
              a=10;
}
int func2 (int a)
{
              a=10;
              return (a);
}
void func3 ( )
{
              int a=2;
              int b=5;

              func1 (a);
              b=func2 (a);
              printf("a=%d,  b=%d\n", a, b);
}

Best Regards from Greece
Filitsa

Ok, so this is a pretty basic example - what were you thinking about this one? Did you try to trace through it with a value? (Hint, assign arbitrarily small values to a and b and move through each line yourself)

[Ganon11]

There's no point in assigning arbitrary values to a and b - they are given values in the first two lines of func3. Knowing what you know about scope and functions, step through the program and find out what answers will be.

[sicarie]

There's no point in assigning arbitrary values to a and b - they are given values in the first two lines of func3. Knowing what you know about scope and functions, step through the program and find out what answers will be.

Haha, ah, I feel like an idiot... :(