What does creating a pointer of a function do? I'm not used to getValue being a pointer.
char* getValue(char* string);
I'm used to something like this.
char getValue(char* string);
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char, the second function returns achar. The function itself isn't a pointer in this case, the return value is.
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The first function returns a pointer to char, the second function returns a char. The function itself isn't a pointer in this case, the return value is.
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