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--- macros:type:void [2017/10/29 16:32] – ↷ Page moved from type:void to macros:type:void icke_siegen
+++ macros:type:void [2017/10/29 16:58] (current) – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation icke_siegen
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   (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers)
-Void is something like the no-type: it says 'there is, or will be, absolutely no data'. This is used as return value for functions which don't return anything. See [[:function_syntax]]:
+Void is something like the no-type: it says 'there is, or will be, absolutely no data'. This is used as return value for functions which don't return anything. See [[macros:function_syntax]]:
 "...functions which do not return anything [of] the type of the return value is void. **When putting such functions to use in a step, simply omit the 'void' keyword. In turn, functions WITH a return value are usually used exactly BECAUSE of this value, and used accordingly.**"