Computer Science, asked by daddysumi2656, 1 year ago

Find out the errors in the following :
void f (float a) ;
{
float a:
print f(%f” ,a);
}

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Answered by aditya1984
0
void f (float a)
{
float a;
printf("%f",a);
}
Answered by lovingheart
1

Let me explain line by line about the errors:

1. void f (float a) ;  

A function should not end with “;”

2. float a:  

float a is a declaration statement where “a” is declared as a type “float” and it “should end with semi-colon”

3. print f(%f” ,a);  

A printf statement’s arguments which tells about the type of data should be enclosed within “double quotes” which is missing here. The start quote is missing.

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