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Learn About C++ Functions

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By Yilmaz Yoru
April 20, 2021
Functions, also known asProceduresorSub-Programs,Sub-Algorithms,allow to structure programs in segments of code to perform tasks. A Function is a group of statements that has function a name and can be called with parameters to operate, functions can be called from some point of the program or they can call themselves recursively. All C++ programs have…
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