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This lesson will have to do with using functions and recursion to improve readability and efficiency of your code. This lesson assumes you have a general grasp of C++ syntax. Other than that, I will explain everything as well as I can. | This lesson will have to do with using functions and recursion to improve readability and efficiency of your code. This lesson assumes you have a general grasp of C++ syntax. Other than that, I will explain everything as well as I can. | ||
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==Functions== | ==Functions== | ||
Simply put a function is a segment of code that is isolated from the main code segment. A function is ''called'' from a section of code. When the function's code has been executed, it ''returns'' to the calling code. The general form of a function is: | Simply put a function is a segment of code that is isolated from the main code segment. A function is ''called'' from a section of code. When the function's code has been executed, it ''returns'' to the calling code. The general form of a function is: | ||