Assigned Return Statement is Different Than Return Statement

[orangemonkey]

I basically have a function that returns an int. I know that the value of the int should be 6, but when I assign the function to an int variable, that int variable has a value different than 6.

Or in other words

int main(void)
{
int ff= 0;
ff= f1();
cout << ff;
}

int f1 ()
{return 6;}

Output
2342342424

Thanks!

[Nepomuk]

It works fine for me:[code=cpp]#include <iostream>

int f1();

int main()
{
int ff=0;
ff=f1();
std::cout << ff;
}

int f1()
[/code]I'm guessing, this isn't exactly what you checked or is there something you forgot? What is the exact code you used?

Greetings,
Nepomuk

[orangemonkey]

EDIT : Hey. I solved my problem. It was a problem with recursion. Stupid me :P.
Thanks !


Hey thanks very much. This problem is very strange :p

here's the input, code (important parts bolded) and output

the input

105
14
16
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
I......I.......I
I......III.....I
I........I.....I
I........IIIIIII
IIIIIIIIII.....I
I.I......I.....I
III..III.I.....I
I....I.IIIII...I
I....I.....III.I
I....I.......I.I
I....I.....III.I
I....I.....I...I
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

the code

#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
using namespace std;
int count(vector <vector<string> > &v2, int r, int c, int fcount,int sr, int sc);
void show (vector <vector<string> >  v2, int r , int c);

int main (void)
{



int f=0,r=0,c= 0;
cin >> f;
cin >> r;
cin >> c;


cin.ignore();

vector <string> v(c);
vector <vector<string> > v2(r,v);

string s1 = "";

for(int i=0;i<r;i++)
{
getline(cin,s1);
for(int i2=0;i2<s1.length();i2++)
{
v2[i][i2]=s1[i2];
}
}

int fcount = 0;
[B]int ff = 0;[/B]

v2[1][1]="X"; fcount++;
[B]ff = count(v2,1,1,fcount,r,c);[/B]
show(v2,r,c);
[B]cout << ff;[/B]


}

int count(vector <vector<string> >& v2, int r, int c, int fcount, int sr, int sc)
{
//right
if(v2[r][c+1]==".")
{v2[r][c+1]="X";fcount++;cout<<"wee";count(v2,r,c+1,fcount,sr,sc);}
else
[B]{cout << endl << fcount; return 6;}[/B]

}

void show (vector <vector<string> >  v2, int r , int c)
{
cout << endl;
for(int i=0;i<r;i++)
{
for(int i2=0;i2<c;i2++)
{
cout << v2[i][i2];
}
cout << endl;
}

}

Here's the output
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Even when I put return 6 in the function, when I assign it to integer ff, for some reason it's 29941925.