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Brett Kim
Brett Kim
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Posted by Brett Kim
Brett Kim
11,576 Points

What's wrong...?

function addTwo(int a, int b) { float a = 3; float b = 33; return a + b; }

1 Answer

Jason Anello
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Jason Anello
Courses Plus Student 94,610 Points
Jason Anello
Jason Anello
Courses Plus Student 94,610 Points

The parameters to your function should be type float

Also, you don't need to declare new variables a, and b inside the function. You're passing those values into the function as arguments. You only need to return the sum of the two arguments that you passed in.