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What is Functions? in User-defined Functions of Programming in C
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What is Functions? 
Function is a seperation part of a program, which is easy to debug, test, reuse and reduce file size and also it is called as sub-programs.

It has two keyword terms,
function-name: It is the identifier for the function and its user-defined name. It is used to calling the function.
arguments/parameters: Passing values to a function is called as arguments or parameters.
return value: One value can return from a function, it is known as return value.

There are four ways of using functions in c,
1. Simple Function.
2. Function with arguments.
3. Function with return value.
4. Function with arguments and return value.

Syntax 
return_type function_name(parameter1, parameter2. . .parameter n);
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