C CLP Practice Questions - C++ Institute C Certified Professional Programmer (CLP) Exam

What is the difference between an empty parameter list f() and f(void) in modern C?

They are identical f() means 'unspecified parameters' (legacy K&R), f(void) means 'no parameters' f() means 'no parameters', f(void) is a syntax error f(void) is C++ only

Correct Answer:

f() means 'unspecified parameters' (legacy K&R), f(void) means 'no parameters'

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