Howard Page-Clark wrote:
What does a(2, 3) return?
Mark I think you can do better than that!
Assuming you meant to write
function d(c, b: integer): integer; etc.
it is still a nonsense, a function that tries to alter non-var
parameters and has an undefined result.
It's OK to give newcomers to the forum a slight hurdle before entry, but
not to offer them this sort of hopeless hoop that can't be jumped
through, and suggests that the users of the forum can't write valid Pascal!
What I'd intended to write was
function a(b, c: integer): integer;
function d(c, b: integer): integer;
begin
d:= c + b
end;
begin
a:= d(c, c)
end;
However the problem itself would obviously be machine-generated from a
set of templates, I'm not suggesting this as The Test.
For various reasons I couldn't cut and paste that example from where I'd
checked it. Thank you but I think one person (Lance) pointing out that
I'd got it wrong is entirely adequate.
My apologies for wasting bandwidth.
--
Mark Morgan Lloyd
markMLl .AT. telemetry.co .DOT. uk
[Opinions above are the author's, not those of his employers or colleagues]
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