Re: diffrence between return and return 0

--- In [email protected], "ranjane_s" <ranjane_s@...> wrote:
>
> 
> Hi all,
> can anyone please explain me the difference between return and 
return 0
> 
> thanks in advance..
> urs,
> Ranjane.R
>
 
Return 0 places a value of 0 in the cpu register that the calling 
function can use provided you declared your function to return this 
type of data. A function that return void places nothing in the cpu 
register and should not be expected to have a value when it returns. 
The compiler will flag you because these are easy comple time errors.

Thanks,
Jim Smith



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