ARGUMENT AND PARAMETER -DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEM

KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ARGUMENT AND PARAMETER AND USE THESE WORDS PRECISELY.

[xiaotianlin]

Amen to the indian people on youtube that explain everything better than teachers do.

[fastdollar]

This was the simplest explanation I could find. Thank You!!!

[ForsakePariah]

Enjoyed the video but, for the love of god, dearest Indian brothers and sisters, PLEASE STOP USING LENGTHY INTROS. Nobody got time for that!

[fernandasouza]

Finally I understood what arguments and parameters mean. Thanks for the simple explanation, keep up the good work.

[arnavchaudhary]

Nice thanks for explaining the difference

[charlielol]

Good one mate, you just made it click, thank you so much!

[salinas]

You actually made my day. The clearest explanation I've come across so far. Straight to the point!

[USSBARBEL]

Hey, THANK YOU! I appreciate the knowledge that you shared - really help cement down some basic points of confusion - the terminology can be confusing if instructors get sloppy with what they share - you cleaned that up and made it clear. Owe you one!

[scoutee]

if I understand correctly: you define a function with a parameter, when you call the function it needs arguments. correct?

[khangthaitran]

Your explanation is really informative! Thanks for sharing!

[sathish]

After I'm watching this tutorial,
I'm clearly learned about, argument & parameters.... thanks

[trejern]

Great explanation. Thank you very much.

[DoorsMoreHoes.]

Means we give argument to the parameters?

[jpdanda]

Straightforward and simple to understand thank you

[LuffyTaro]

This has just cleared entire chapter for me

[jaybee]

THANK YOU! Easy enough, I finally get it though, wish someone layed it out a while ago.

[phuthyert]

#include <stdio.h>
int sum (int a, int b ); // this is call prototype
void main ( ) {
int x {}, y{};
cout << "/n Enter value of x and y to sum them up : " ;
cin >> x >> y ;
cout << "the result is " << sum( x, y ) ;
}
int sum (int a, int b ) {
int c {};
c= a +b ;
}
Q : is it correct ? and if it's correct is x and y the argument or perimeter ?? thank xd for answer me and any encouragement

[factorboy]

Thanks for easy explanation it totally
Cleared my doubt

[gyangaha]

You defined it short and simple. What is your age bro? Thanks for the upload. Keep up the good work.

[allanerissat]

Thanks for the video, it demystifies everything.