Concerning return statements that functions can have:
a) Value returning functions can have the statement
return computed_value;
b) void functions can have the statement return void;
c) void functions must have a return; statement, with no argument.
d) void functions may terminate using a return; statement without an argument,
or they may have no return statement at all, terminating by falling off the end
of the function block.
a) Value returning functions can have the statement
return computed_value;
d) void functions may terminate using a return; statement without an argument,
or they may have no return statement at all, terminating by falling off the end
of the function block.
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