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Functions

Functions are something that we have been using since day one in this class.

We didn't realize that we were creating a function, but now we will begin discussing functions in such a way that you will realize that;
     int main ()
    {

     }
is a function. When we begin to realize that this is a function and that we can have more than one of them, this greatly expands what we can do within our program.

​Here are somevideos to help bring the point home to you.

Functions Videos

Here are a couple more videos that goes deeper into Functions

The assignment 

Scenario Some time ago we asked you to write a program to find out if a certain year was leap or common.

We want to return to the issue, but in a completely different form.

We want you to write a function equipped with the following features: its name should be "isLeap"; it accepts one argument of type int representing the year number; it returns a bool value: true if the year is leap and false otherwise; it should be mute!

It mustn't write anything to the output – the only way it reveals its actions is by the value it returns.

We've prepared a skeleton of the program – fill the function body with the appropriate content. We've also attached the output that is expected from your program.

Examples

1995 -> 0
1996 -> 1
1997 -> 0
1998 -> 0
1999 -> 0
2000 -> 1
2001 -> 0
2002 -> 0
2003 -> 0
2004 -> 1
2005 -> 0
2006 -> 0
2007 -> 0
2008 -> 1
2009 -> 0
2010 -> 0
2011 -> 0
2012 -> 1
2013 -> 0
2014 -> 0
2015 -> 0
2016 -> 1

Good luck

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