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Functions

The presentation by Dr. Zubair Khalid covers the functions in C++, detailing their life cycle which includes declaration, definition, and calling. It provides syntax examples for each stage of function handling and includes a complete C++ code example demonstrating the addition of two integers. Best practices and key points are also summarized in the presentation.

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Functions

The presentation by Dr. Zubair Khalid covers the functions in C++, detailing their life cycle which includes declaration, definition, and calling. It provides syntax examples for each stage of function handling and includes a complete C++ code example demonstrating the addition of two integers. Best practices and key points are also summarized in the presentation.

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PRESENTATION

on
FUNCTIONS in C++
By

Dr. Zubair Khalid


Topic of the Day
Function ?
Types of Functions
Function Life Cycle in C++
1.Function Declaration:
This specifies the function's name,
return type, and parameters.

2.Function Definition:
This contains the actual code that
executes when the function is called.

3.Function Call:
This is how you invoke the function to
execute its code.
Function Declaration Syntax in
C++

return_type function_name
(parameter_list) ;
Void Add (int, int) ;
Function Definition Syntax in
C++
function_name( )

// Function body

// (if return_type is not void)

}
Function Call Syntax in C++

Function _ Name ( );

Function _ Name ( Arguments );

Return = Function _ Name ( Arguments );


#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int add (int a, int b);

int main()
{
Complete Example int result;
C++ result = add(5, 3);
cout << "Sum: " << result << endl;
return 0;
}

int add (int a, int b)


{
return a + b;
}
Best Practice
Summary of Key Points:

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