In C++, every function will have some return value, however, the number of permitted return value is one.
For example,
int myfunc()
{ int a, b;
a=3; b=4;
return a,b;
}
will cause trouble since the calling function will not know which value is returned...
Then how we return multiple values like described above??
We may define a structure data, for example,
typedef struct Mystruct
{ int a,
int b
} MYSTRUCT;
in the header file,
then in the cpp file,
we define the function as MYSTRUCT type:
MYSTRUCT myfunc()
{
MYSTRUCT mystruct;
mystruct.a=3;
mystruct.b=4;
return mystruct;
}
Here we go!
We may define another MYSTRUCT type data and the returned value would be transfered to that data by the calling function.
Cheers!
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