How do you define an argument for a function such that the argument is
optional and has a default value assigned to it? I am sorry but I am
having memory lapses.
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Sathyaish wrote:
How do you define an argument for a function such that the argument
is optional and has a default value assigned to it? I am sorry but
I am having memory lapses.
You use some other language with that capability, such as Ada.
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Sathyaish wrote: How do you define an argument for a function such that the argument is
optional and has a default value assigned to it? I am sorry but I am
having memory lapses.
int funcDefArgs(int a, int b = 4);
Remember to provide the default arguments only at the time of the decl.
of the function and **not** at definition.
Also, the rightmost arguments can be default. Soo, while 1. is wrong, 2
is prefectly fine.
1. int funcDefArgs(int a, int b = 4, int c);
2. int funcDefArgs(int a, int b = 3, int c = 2);
Try going to a pharmacist and ask for memory plus capsules. It might
help ;)
Jaspreet wrote: Sathyaish wrote:
How do you define an argument for a function such that the argument is
optional and has a default value assigned to it? I am sorry but I am
having memory lapses.
int funcDefArgs(int a, int b = 4);
Remember to provide the default arguments only at the time of the decl.
of the function and **not** at definition.
Also, the rightmost arguments can be default. Soo, while 1. is wrong, 2
is prefectly fine.
1. int funcDefArgs(int a, int b = 4, int c);
2. int funcDefArgs(int a, int b = 3, int c = 2);
Try going to a pharmacist and ask for memory plus capsules. It might
help ;)
And of course, this is a solution only for _Not_C_Language_.
It might be C++ but I cannot remember when in comp.lang.c;
comp.lang.c++ might know.
Cheers
Michael
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Michael Mair wrote: Jaspreet wrote: Sathyaish wrote:
How do you define an argument for a function such that the argument is
optional and has a default value assigned to it? I am sorry but I am
having memory lapses.
int funcDefArgs(int a, int b = 4);
Remember to provide the default arguments only at the time of the decl.
of the function and **not** at definition.
Also, the rightmost arguments can be default. Soo, while 1. is wrong, 2
is prefectly fine.
1. int funcDefArgs(int a, int b = 4, int c);
2. int funcDefArgs(int a, int b = 3, int c = 2);
Try going to a pharmacist and ask for memory plus capsules. It might
help ;)
And of course, this is a solution only for _Not_C_Language_.
It might be C++ but I cannot remember when in comp.lang.c;
comp.lang.c++ might know.
Cheers
Michael
Sorry but I did not get that.
Jaspreet wrote: Michael Mair wrote:
Jaspreet wrote:
Sathyaish wrote:
How do you define an argument for a function such that the argument is
optional and has a default value assigned to it? I am sorry but I am
having memory lapses.
int funcDefArgs(int a, int b = 4);
Remember to provide the default arguments only at the time of the decl.
of the function and **not** at definition.
Also, the rightmost arguments can be default. Soo, while 1. is wrong, 2
is prefectly fine.
1. int funcDefArgs(int a, int b = 4, int c);
2. int funcDefArgs(int a, int b = 3, int c = 2);
Try going to a pharmacist and ask for memory plus capsules. It might
help ;)
And of course, this is a solution only for _Not_C_Language_.
It might be C++ but I cannot remember when in comp.lang.c;
comp.lang.c++ might know.
Cheers
Michael
Sorry but I did not get that.
Sorry, my fault:
The short of it is that this is not possible in C, only in C++,
so your answer is wrong.
Cheers
Michael
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E-Mail: Mine is an /at/ gmx /dot/ de address.
Michael Mair wrote:
[snip]
Sorry, my fault:
The short of it is that this is not possible in C, only in C++,
so your answer is wrong.
Cheers
Michael
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E-Mail: Mine is an /at/ gmx /dot/ de address.
Ah!! Yup apologies for posting a wrong solution.
On 26 Jun 2005 22:22:50 -0700, "Jaspreet" <js***********@gmail.com>
wrote: Sathyaish wrote: How do you define an argument for a function such that the argument is
optional and has a default value assigned to it? I am sorry but I am
having memory lapses.
int funcDefArgs(int a, int b = 4);
Remember to provide the default arguments only at the time of the decl.
of the function and **not** at definition.
Also, the rightmost arguments can be default. Soo, while 1. is wrong, 2
is prefectly fine.
1. int funcDefArgs(int a, int b = 4, int c);
2. int funcDefArgs(int a, int b = 3, int c = 2);
You need quotes around each of the arguments, like "int b = 4", and
don't forget that the prototype has to be something like
int funcDelArgs( char *s1, char *s2, char * s3);
Try going to a pharmacist and ask for memory plus capsules. It might
help ;)
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