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In
C++, you must declare every identifier before it can be
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used.
A function’s declaration must physically precede any
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function
call.
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Example
from welcome program
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#include <iostream>
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using namespace std;
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void Print2Lines();
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void Print4Lines();
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A
function declaration announces to the compiler the name
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of
the function, the data type of the function’s return value,
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and
the data type of the parameters it uses.
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