[Solved] What does “char accum(const char source);” mean in C? [closed]

Question

This is a signature of a function. It allows you to use a function which is defined later in your code.

If you want to declare a function that takes a float in argument and return an int you have to write this piece of code : int myFunction(float arg);

So here, you have the signature of a function that returns a char * and take an argument of type const char *

Accepted Answer

This is a signature of a function. It allows you to use a function which is defined later in your code.

If you want to declare a function that takes a float in argument and return an int you have to write this piece of code : int myFunction(float arg);

So here, you have the signature of a function that returns a char * and take an argument of type const char *