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How do you call a function in C?

How do you call a function in C? (Computer science one · Calling Functions) — "18.1.4. Calling Functions Once a function has been defined, or at least a protot…

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Calling functions after they are defined or declared
The function must be defined before it is called
A prototype can instead be brought into scope with an #include statement
Invoke a function by writing its name followed by parentheses
The parentheses contain values or variables passed to the function
Examples of function calls
Calling sum(a, b) with a = 10 and b = 20 produces c = 30
Calling getDistance with literal coordinates produces a distance value
A combination example begins with the value p = 1500.0

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"18.1.4. Calling Functions Once a function has been defined, or at least a prototype has been brought into scope via an #include statement, you can write code to call your function(s). The syntax for doing so is to simply provide the function name followed by parentheses containing values or variables to pass to the function. Some examples: 1 int a = 10, b = 20; 2 int c = sum(a, b); //c contains the value 30 3 4 //invoke a function with literal values: 5 double dist = getDistance(0.0, 0.0, 10.0, 20.0); 6 7 //invoke a function with a combination: 8 double p = 1500.0;"

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