Functions

Topics

• Math libraries
• rand()
• Parameters
• Function Prototypes

At the end of the week you should be able to:

• Call functions from the math library.
• Know how to pass data to a function using parameters
• Know how to create a function prototype for a function
• Write a function that takes three integer parameters and returns the sum of the numbers
• Write a function that takes a single double precision floating point number and prints the number, its square, and its cube, to 5 decimal places.

Reading Assignment

Hanly:
Chapter 5, Sections 5.3 - 5.8 (you can skip 5.6), Pages 172-210 (More about functions)

Pirsig:
Pages 246-259 (Stuckness) [Harper 351-370]

Reading Assignment

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