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Taeshawit Suwanwigo
Courses Plus Student 142 PointsExpected unqualified-id '{'
Dear Treehouse team,
Here's my code.
int addTwo(float a, float b); { float foo = 24; float bar = 34; return 0; } int addTwo(float a, float b) { return a+b; }
I've tried removing semicolon in the 1st row but it didn't solve the error. As the task say, I don't have to print the result. Just let function accept two float numbers and return the sum of them, right? What did I miss?
Thank you, Taeshawit
1 Answer

Joannie Huang
6,195 PointsHi, maybe you can check what I asked for help in few months ago. Hope this can answer your problem. https://teamtreehouse.com/forum/when-i-execute-the-code-it-will-have-a-thread-regarding-the-memory-thrown