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The computer you are dropping off to the shop is the family computer and is used by all the family members two teenagers, you, and your spouse The machine is constantly online, using a high-speed cable Internet connection, and there are tons of music les, pictures, and games stored on the hard drive You are not completely computer savvy, so if asked by the tech, you respond that you do not know if there is any antispyware or antivirus software installed, although it s possible that the kids have installed something All you know is that the machine is running slowly, you have lost some documents and pictures that you wanted, and the machine will no longer connect to the Internet When you drop the machine off at the repair shop, the tech attempts to send you on your way, but you would like to see what he is doing and possibly learn how to make the system run better You are fairly insistent, and nally work out that the tech will walk you through everything when you return

A function parameter is your chance to share a variable between a calling function and the called function. Suppose you wanted to write a function called AddTwo() that took two numbers, added them together, and returned the sum of the two numbers. How would you get the two original numbers into AddTwo() How would you get the sum of the two numbers back to the function that called AddTwo() As you might have guessed, the answer to both questions lies in the use of parameters. Before you can learn how to use parameters, however, you ll have to first understand the concept of scope.

In C, every variable is said to have a scope, or range. A variable s scope defines where in the program you have access to a variable. In other words, if a variable is declared inside one function, can another function refer to that same variable C defines variable scope thusly: a variable declared inside a function is local to that function and may only be referenced inside that function. This definition is important. It means you can t declare a variable inside one function, and then refer to that same value inside another function. Here s an example that will never compile:

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#include <stdio.h> int main (int argc, const char * argv[]) { int numDots; numDots = 500; DrawDots(); return 0; } void int DrawDots( void ) { i;

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for ( i = 1; i <= numDots; i++ ) printf( "." ); }

The error in this code occurs when the function DrawDots() tries to reference the variable numDots. According to the rules of scope, DrawDots() doesn t even know about the variable numDots. If you tried to compile this program the compiler would complain that DrawDots() tried to use the variable numDots without declaring it. The problem you are faced with is getting the value of numDots to the function DrawDots() so DrawDots() knows how many dots to draw. The answer to this problem is function parameters.

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