Hi Yose, a typical program has many functions and one of them is always
main. But lets say we want to write a function that changes a number from
xx to 19xx. I will not write this function but let's say that at the end
of the function the number 19xx is in num. To get this number back to the
function main I use return num; as the very last statement.
This is a very basic concept and your book should explain it well.
On Mon, 31 Aug 1998, Yose Adrian wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I'm still confusing with the return command. Such as the difference
> between
> return 0, return value etc. And the effect to program when misuse of it, if
> any.
> So anyone would explain it briefly please.
>
>
> Thanks and sorry for my silly question :-).
>
> --Me, myself--
>
>
Best wishes
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