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library function vs defined functions​

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Answered by pratyushi1998
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The difference between the library and user-defined functions is that we do not need to write a code for a library function. It is already present inside the header file which we always include at the beginning of a program. You just have to type the name of a function and use it along with the proper syntax.

Answered by aakusi
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The difference between library function and defined function is that we do not need to write a code for the library function. It is already present in the header file which we always include at the beginning of the program . you just have to type the name of function and use it along with the proper syntax. printf is the example of library function.

whereas, a user defined function is a type of function in which we have to write a body of function and call the function whenever we require the function to perform some operation in program.

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