User Defined Functions
User-Defined Functions in C help break programs into smaller, manageable parts. They are essential for modular programming. Functions include definition, declaration, calls, return types, and can be categorized based on arguments and return values (with/without both). Advanced concepts include recursion, nesting, and functions returning multiple values. Structures are user-defined data types that group different data types under one name. They involve declaring structure types, initializing, and accessing individual or whole members using the dot operator.
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recursion
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