Problem Solving with C++ (10th Edition)
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Chapter 5.3, Problem 16STE
Program Plan Intro
Functions calling functions:
- A function body can contain a call to another function.
- It acts as same as if called from a main function.
- The declaration for function should appear before usage of function.
- In programs all function declarations come after main function.
- A function call can be placed within another function’s definition.
- The definition of one function could not be placed within body of definition of another function.
Precondition and Post conditions:
- A function declaration comment can be written as two types of information that is precondition and post condition.
- When a function is called, the precondition states conditions to be true.
- The function could not be used or perform correctly unless precondition holds.
- The post condition describes function call effect; it states conditions to be true after execution of function where precondition holds.
- The post condition describes value returned by function if it returns one.
- The post condition describes changes made to argument values for a function that may change values of variables.
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