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iOS Objective-C Basics (Retired) Functional Programming in C Functions

Posted by Jason Zeall
Jason Zeall
7,860 Points

Totally lost on how to implement the float numbers. The previous lesson was on integers? The addTwo question.

if I don't need to add the main function, do I still need to use the --> { } ?

and the return implementation, is that just adding a return 0? Or does it mean to printf?

Jeremy Hayden
Jeremy Hayden
1,740 Points
Jeremy Hayden
Jeremy Hayden
1,740 Points

Could you paste the question your stuck on? Also the code you have so far?

Jason Zeall
Jason Zeall
7,860 Points

Thanks Jeremy for the reply. Didn't know that the Treehouse community was quite active. I finally managed to pull through.

Thanks!

1 Answer

Michael Hulet
Michael Hulet
47,913 Points
Michael Hulet
Michael Hulet
47,913 Points

All you're doing is defining a C function. This code will pass:

//This tells the compiler that the function is named "addTwo", it returns a float, and it accepts 2 floats as parameters. One named "one", and one named "two
float addTwo(float one, float two){
  //this line just adds the two floats that were passed in together and returns them
  return one + two;
//This is just the closing curly brace to close the function
}
Jason Zeall
Jason Zeall
7,860 Points

Thanks Michael! You saved me!