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In case you don't want to move the entire function (for organization purposes), you could also declare a prototype before main() like this:



void func();


A prototype only defines what comes in (the arguments, in this case none) and what goes out (void), you basically promise the compiler that the function body (what the function actually does) will be defined later in the code.






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Main is defined around line 100, func() is defined on line 163. This means that when the compiler compiles main, it doesn't yet know about func. Try moving func() such that it is defined before main().






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In case you don't want to move the entire function (for organization purposes), you could also declare a prototype before main() like this:



void func();


A prototype only defines what comes in (the arguments, in this case none) and what goes out (void), you basically promise the compiler that the function body (what the function actually does) will be defined later in the code.






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In case you don't want to move the entire function (for organization purposes), you could also declare a prototype before main() like this:



void func();


A prototype only defines what comes in (the arguments, in this case none) and what goes out (void), you basically promise the compiler that the function body (what the function actually does) will be defined later in the code.






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In case you don't want to move the entire function (for organization purposes), you could also declare a prototype before main() like this:



void func();


A prototype only defines what comes in (the arguments, in this case none) and what goes out (void), you basically promise the compiler that the function body (what the function actually does) will be defined later in the code.






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In case you don't want to move the entire function (for organization purposes), you could also declare a prototype before main() like this:



void func();


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  • its worked.. thanks a lot

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    10 hours ago

















  • its worked.. thanks a lot

    – Nilupul Udaraka
    10 hours ago
















its worked.. thanks a lot

– Nilupul Udaraka
10 hours ago





its worked.. thanks a lot

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10 hours ago













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If the images you posted are from the same file:



Main is defined around line 100, func() is defined on line 163. This means that when the compiler compiles main, it doesn't yet know about func. Try moving func() such that it is defined before main().






share|improve this answer























  • its worked.. thanks a lot

    – Nilupul Udaraka
    10 hours ago















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If the images you posted are from the same file:



Main is defined around line 100, func() is defined on line 163. This means that when the compiler compiles main, it doesn't yet know about func. Try moving func() such that it is defined before main().






share|improve this answer























  • its worked.. thanks a lot

    – Nilupul Udaraka
    10 hours ago













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If the images you posted are from the same file:



Main is defined around line 100, func() is defined on line 163. This means that when the compiler compiles main, it doesn't yet know about func. Try moving func() such that it is defined before main().






share|improve this answer













If the images you posted are from the same file:



Main is defined around line 100, func() is defined on line 163. This means that when the compiler compiles main, it doesn't yet know about func. Try moving func() such that it is defined before main().







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its worked.. thanks a lot

– Nilupul Udaraka
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