Question

1. Answer whether the following statement is True or False

There is no problem with the compiler distinguishing these two function definitions:

void func(double x){/*…*/}

int func(double x){/*…*/ return something_double;}

Answer:

2. Answer whether the following statement is True or False

There is no problem with these two function definitions:

void func(int x){/*…*/}

int func(double x){/*…*/ return something_double;}

             Answer:

Can someone please answer this?

Answer 1

There is no problem with the compiler distinguishing these two function definitions:

void func(double x){/*…*/}

int func(double x){/*…*/ return something_double;}

false

explanation :- there is compilation error of ambiguating new declaration .Basically  method can not be overloaded if they differ only in the return type like here one have int and other is void

There is no problem with these two function definitions:

void func(int x){/*…*/}

int func(double x){/*…*/ return something_double;}

             Answer:true

it will work