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Last updated: Feb 15, 2022

Functions

Function is a block of code that performs a specific task. If some functionality is performed at multiple places in software, then rather than writing the same code, again and again, we create a function and call it everywhere. This helps reduce code redundancy.

Introduction to Functions

This article discusses Introduction to Functions.

Author RAJESH RUNIWAL

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What is the difference between a method and a function? EASY

A Function is called by its own name/independently, whereas a method is called by its object’s name/referenced.

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Function Parameters in C++

Today, we will learn about the Function Parameters in C++ and their types and working.

Author Rhythm Jain

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Difference between Argument and Parameter in C/C++ EASY

In this article, we will learn about the arguments and the parameter in C/C++. We will also see the difference between argument and parameter with examples.

Author Plagiarism2012

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Function overloading

In this blog, we learn about function overloading.

Author Shivam Verma

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System() Function in C/C++ EASY

In this article, we will discuss what the system() function in C/C++ is, what its syntax is, and the implementation of the system() using various examples.

Author lakshayhere

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Function Overloading In C++ EASY

Function overloading in C++ allows defining multiple functions with the same name but different parameters. In this article we will learn about Function Overloading In C++.

Author Kushleen Waraich

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Call by value and Call by reference in C++

This article discusses Call by value and Call by reference.

Author RAJESH RUNIWAL

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strcmp() in C++ EASY

In this article, we will discuss the strcmp() function in detail, including its syntax, parameters, return values & implementation.

Author Riya Singh

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This article discusses Recursion.

Author RAJESH RUNIWAL

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Getline Function in C++ EASY

Getline functions in C++ are predefined functions in <string.h> header file. The function is used to get multiple input data lines from the user.

Author Sinki Kumari

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Inline Functions in C++ EASY

Learn about inline functions in C++, how they work, their advantages, and best practices for optimizing your code. Discover when and how to use inline functions effectively.

Author Urwashi27

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seekg() Function C++ EASY

In this article, we will discuss what the seekg() function in C++ is, what its syntax is, and the implementation of the seekg() using various examples.

Author Gunjan Batra

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C++ fread() Function EASY

In this article, we will discuss what the fread() function in C++ is, what its syntax is, and the implementation of the fread() using various examples.

Author Gunjan Batra

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What Is Virtual Function In Cpp? EASY

Virtual functions are used for tasking compilers with performing dynamic linkages or late-binding functions. A single pointer must be used for referring to objects of every class. So, virtual functions are used when the derived class objects end up executing the functions of the base class.

Author Rasha Abdul Khader

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Return multiple values from a function in C++ EASY

In this blog, we will learn about different methods of returning multiple values from a function in C++.

Author Anant Dhakad

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fma() Function in C++ EASY

In this blog, we will learn about fma() Function in C++. We will learn its syntax and implementation.

Author Gunjan Batra

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Min() and Max() function in C++ EASY

Min() and Max() in C++ are very versatile and a fundamental part of the C++ Standard Library's algorithm collection.

Author Ayushi Goyal

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Power Function in C++ EASY

In this blog, we will discuss C++ power function which is used to calculate the power of two numbers.

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wmemmove() in CPP MEDIUM

The article covers the implementation and usages of wmemmove() function in c++.

Author ThakurAman

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In this blog, we will learn about C++ Timer. We will also write a code using C++ Timer for better understanding of the topic.

Author Rahul Singh

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Storage Class in C++ EASY

This article discusses the Storage class in C++. We will learn why we need storage class, their types, and more about extern, and register storage classes.

Author RAJESH RUNIWAL

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wcscat() in CPP MEDIUM

The article covers the implementation and usages of wcscat() function in c++.

Author ThakurAman

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wcscmp() in C++ EASY

The article covers the detail discussion over wcscmp in c++ along with the implementation of code

Author ThakurAman

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wcscpy() function in C++

In this blog, we will talk about the wcscpy() function in c++, its features, syntax, and parameters.

Author Satyam Shandilya

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wcslen() function in C++ EASY

In this blog, we will talk about the wcslen() function in c++, its features, syntax, and parameters in this blog.

Author Satyam Shandilya

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difftime() function in C++ EASY

In this blog, we'll look at the difftime() function in C++, its syntax, how it works, and what it returns.

Author Satyam Shandilya

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fflush in C EASY

fflush in C is an important tool for managing input and output streams. Let’s understand the syntax, parameters, exceptions, and examples of the implementation.

Author Akanksha Burnwal

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asctime() Function in C++ EASY

In this blog, you will learn about the functioning of the asctime() function in c++.

Author Swaraj Ji Srivastava

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localtime() function in C++ EASY

This blog will demonstrate the localtime() function in C++. We will be seeing its functionality with the help of a code.

Author Nishant Rana

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scalbn() function in C++ EASY

This blog covers the scalbn() function in the programming language C++. This blog explains why scalbn() is used, how it is defined and its purpose with the help of some examples.

Author Ayushi Poddar

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isunordered() function in C++ EASY

This blog covers the isunordered() function in the programming language C++. This blog explains why isunordered() is used, how it is defined, and its purpose with the help of some examples.

Author Ayushi Poddar

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isnormal() in C++ EASY

In this blog, we will be learning about the isnormal function in C++ in detail, along with some examples.

Author APURV_RATHORE

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isinf() function in C++ EASY

In this blog, we will learn about the isinf function in C++ and explain it with examples.

Author APURV_RATHORE

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quick_exit() function in C++

This article discusses the details of the quick_exit() function with its properties and usage.

Author kittusinghkumar

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to_string Function in C++ EASY

The to_string function in C++ is used to convert numbers into a string. This article discusses the function.

Author Neelakshi Lahiri

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Floor and Ceil Functions in C++ EASY

In this blog, we will learn about the floor and ceil in C++. We will learn how these functions are used in programming.

Author Gunjan Batra

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set::precision in C++ EASY

This blog explains the details about setprecision in C++ along with examples and where and how to use it.

Author Urwashi27

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Lower Bound in C++ EASY

std::lower_bound In C++ is a standard library algorithm used to find the first position in a sorted range where a specified value can be inserted without violating the order. Learn how to use the std::lower_bound function to efficiently search and manipulate sorted sequences, optimizing code for enhanced performance.

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Stoi In C++ EASY

In the Article, we read about Stoi in C++. We take an idea of what it is and see examples.

Author Pallavi singh

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Template in C++ EASY

Class templates and function templates in C++ are powerful features that allow you to create generic classes and functions, respectively.

Author Kanak Rana

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Getter and Setter In C++ EASY

In this article, we will discuss getter and setter in c++, learn how getter and setter work using examples, and discuss their benefits.

Author yesdhruv

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