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If a C function is declared with prototype void f(), but then defined with prototype void f(int a), then the compiler will signal an error about the inconsistency in the prototypes.

Name: if a c function is declared with prototype void f but then defined with prototype void fint a then the compiler will signal an error about the inconsistency in the prototypes 39333
Uploaded: 2023-01-30T21:53:32-08:00
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Description: if a c function is declared with prototype void f but then defined with prototype void fint a then the compiler will signal an error about the inconsistency in the prototypes 39333

          If a C function is declared with prototype void f(), but then defined with prototype void f(int a), then the compiler will signal an error about the inconsistency in the prototypes.

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Computer Science and Information Technology

Trishna Knowledge Systems 2018 Edition

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Solved by Expert Vysakh M

01/30/2023

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The prototype `void f()` indicates that the function `f` takes no parameters, while the definition `void f(int a)` indicates that the function `f` takes one integer parameter. Show more…

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If a C function is declared with prototype void f(), but then defined with prototype void f(int a), then the compiler will signal an error about the inconsistency in the prototypes.