Re: return an int from a function
a wrote:
I would like to have a function to process an input integer and return the
result. The following code will generate a memory leak.
How?
How should I write this idea properly?
The way you have it below.
int func(int num){
//process the num, counting the loop
int result;
return result;
}
main(){
int result;
result = func(7);
}
.
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