Can you use a funCtion in a switch block?

[CHADS]

Hey guys

 

Can you use a funCtion in a switch block instead of the normal pfintf("")

 

#include <stdio.h>

 

 

int main()

 

{

char letter;

printf("press A or B or C...");

scanf("%c",letter);

 

switch(letter)

{

case 'a' : option();break; //CAN THIS CASE TRIGGER A FUNCTION?

case 'b' : option2();break;

case 'c' : option3();break;

defualt : printf("not a b or c");

}

 

return main();

 

}

 

 

WHERE WOULD I DECLARE A FUCTION IF I CAN CALL FROM THE SWITCH BLOCK CASE.?

 

I was trying to create a multiple choice program where each individual answer would give way to different multiple choice questions for each origional question.

 

i thought maybe that each answer would call a function that would call another switch block.....

[Buffy]

Your code should work fine (except for a few typos: "defualt" and "return main();"). You can put the function declarations right before the main block:

void option() {
  ...code here...
}
void option2() {
  ...code here...
}
void option3() {
  ...code here...
}

int main() {
  ...your current code...
}

 

Happy hacking!

Buffy