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Posted by Guy Lecky-Thompson May 25, 2006 |
In the recent Functions and Parameters in C article, we take a look at creating user defined functions in C. Just to get you up to speed, a function is used to execute some named code.
So rather than writing all your code in one big block, you can organise it. Not to mention reuse bits of it along the way. Two great reasons to learn about functions, in my opinion.
Of course, this is also explained in more detail in the general programming section of the topic - so if you're not into C, you could take a quick look over at the Functions article in that series.
It's all good stuff for those just looking for general programming information too!