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The Return Statement

The return statement allows you to terminate the execution of a function before you reach the end. One reason to use it is to avoid unnecessary conditional statements. For example we can rewrite DoWinking like this:

void DoWinking ( Boy &Who )

{

if ( Who.GetX () < -0.1 )

{

Who.WinksLeft ();

return ;

}

if ( Who.GetX () > 0.1 )

{

Who.WinksRight ();

return ;

}

Who.Says ( "Switch" );

Sleep ( 0.5 );

}

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