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Post by jacmoe »

Get a book about C++.
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Post by eugen »

:) u really should start reading tutorials
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Post by Kezzer »

code, code

getPitch();

code, code

void getPitch()
{

code, code for what the subroutine does

}

Really, is it that hard? Either you haven't programmed before or you've muddled up your question severely.
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Post by kneeride »

#include <iostream>

int GetPitch()
{
int pitch = 1; // code to calc the pitch
return 1; // return the pitch
}

int main()
{
int pitch = GetPitch();
std::cout << pitch << std::endl;
return 0;
}
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Post by Kezzer »

kneeride wrote:#include <iostream>

int GetPitch()
{
int pitch = 1; // code to calc the pitch
return 1; // return the pitch
}
return pitch; ;)
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