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Steven Hubbard
490 Pointsdefining return type as float
in this example i keep getting error that i'm not defining return type as float. I'm not sure how to do that, and don't remember it in the lessons. Please help!
int addTwo(float a, float b); int main() {
float number_1 = 23.2;
float number_2 = 45.6;
printf("addTwo is %f", addTwo(number_1, number_2));
return 0;
}
int addTwo(float a, float b){
return a + b;
Steven Hubbard
490 PointsThanks, i figured it out about 1 min after i wrote that. Dumb mistake. Thanks for help:)
Navid Mirzaie Milani
6,274 PointsNavid Mirzaie Milani
6,274 Pointsyour function is an int ;) and you can't return a float ;)
it should be float addTwo(float a, float b);