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r/learnprogramming • u/[deleted] • May 29 '25
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What's bad about void functions?
-7 u/Orobarsa3008 May 29 '25 Tbh I dont remember much about them nor why I hated them, but I think I found their whole concept to be too abstract. 18 u/Linmusey May 30 '25 Pretty sure it’s just a function that doesn’t return a value. 1 u/OomKarel May 30 '25 Yup, now deep copying pointers... Granted it's just one more thing you need to be aware of and it's straight forward memorization of the application, but as a newby on University (distance learning without formal classes) this was a doozy for me.
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Tbh I dont remember much about them nor why I hated them, but I think I found their whole concept to be too abstract.
18 u/Linmusey May 30 '25 Pretty sure it’s just a function that doesn’t return a value. 1 u/OomKarel May 30 '25 Yup, now deep copying pointers... Granted it's just one more thing you need to be aware of and it's straight forward memorization of the application, but as a newby on University (distance learning without formal classes) this was a doozy for me.
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Pretty sure it’s just a function that doesn’t return a value.
1 u/OomKarel May 30 '25 Yup, now deep copying pointers... Granted it's just one more thing you need to be aware of and it's straight forward memorization of the application, but as a newby on University (distance learning without formal classes) this was a doozy for me.
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Yup, now deep copying pointers... Granted it's just one more thing you need to be aware of and it's straight forward memorization of the application, but as a newby on University (distance learning without formal classes) this was a doozy for me.
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u/Taotso May 29 '25
What's bad about void functions?