Re: void datatype

remember.sail@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
is there a facility for void datatypes in c programming?

C has a type whose name is void; it's "an incomplete type which cannot be completed", which is very important and meaningful if you understand what the C standard says about complete types, and sounds like gibberish if you don't. I can describe the properties of that type; but if you're not aware of that data type, I suspect that those properties are not the same as what you are asking for.

What does "void datatype" mean to you?
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