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AbdelGhafour Mohie
1,876 PointsWhy my code isn't correct ?!
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int addTwo(float x, float y){ x = 2.5; y = 3.5; float result = x + y; return result; } "
Why isn't this acceptable ?!
2 Answers
Stone Preston
42,016 Points//needs to have a return type of float, not int
int addTwo(float x, float y){
//you dont need to assign values to the parameters
x = 2.5;
y = 3.5;
float result = x + y;
return result;
}
your return type needs to be a float, not an int. you also dont need to assign any values to the parameters x and y. so remove the 2 lines where you assign values to x and y and change your return type from int to a float
AbdelGhafour Mohie
1,876 PointsThanx a lot my friend.