A C++ predefined function
a) argument is the value the predefined function starts with
b) may be called any number of times in a program.
c) computed value is the return value
d) call is an expression that has the type specified as the return type of the function and can be used anywhere any other expression of that type could be used.
e) #include is all that is ever necessary to provide access.
a) argument is the value the predefined function starts with, b) may be called any number of times in a program., c) computed value is the return value, and d) call is an expression that has the type specified as the return type of the function and can be used anywhere any other expression of that type could be used.
e) sometimes we need to explictily link to a library that the system does not search.
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