struct in stack file
Hello!
Please, if we have a struct stack in a stack fle,
like:
struct stack{
char array[int t];
int u;
}
and prototype functions in the same file, written as:
int func1(stack s, char c)
what means s in struct s and what means c in char c?
Many thanks!!!
Please, if we have a struct stack in a stack fle,
like:
struct stack{
char array[int t];
int u;
}
and prototype functions in the same file, written as:
int func1(stack s, char c)
what means s in struct s and what means c in char c?
Many thanks!!!
I wonder, are you here to learn or to troll?
Your profile says you joined on "Oct 18, 2012 at 2:10pm".
And yet you never indent your code, and ask first-week C++ beginner questions...
To answer your question, s and c are the names of the two parameters of function func1().
Or speaking more generally, they are identifiers.
Your profile says you joined on "Oct 18, 2012 at 2:10pm".
And yet you never indent your code, and ask first-week C++ beginner questions...
To answer your question, s and c are the names of the two parameters of function func1().
Or speaking more generally, they are identifiers.
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