Linux Unix Windows Mac OS If a function has not been declared before its definition,

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Linux Unix Windows Mac OS If a function has not been declared before its definition,

sana.pari
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04-24-2011, 05:56 PM

Respected Sir, Please solve these quiz's: When the if statement consists more than one statement then enclosing these statement in curly braces is, Not required Good programming Relevant Must What will be the correct syntax for the following function call? Float add (int &); Add (int x); Add (&x); Add(x); Add (*x); C is widely known as development language of _______ operating system. Linux Unix Windows Mac OS If a function has not been declared before its definition, It is a Logical error Syntax error Run time error None of these

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