4.7 – Functions in C (Type 3) | Even/Odd & Prime Programs | C Programming – New Series

Welcome to C Programming – Complete Course (New Series) by Burle Sharma. In this class (4.7), we continue practicing the third type of user-defined function where: ✔ Input is taken in main() ✔ Processing and output are written inside the function ✔ Values are passed using parameters To strengthen this concept, we solve two important programs step by step. 📌 Programs Covered in This Video ✔ Write a program to accept a number and check whether it is Even or Odd ✔ Write a program to accept a number and check whether it is Prime or Composite 📌 Structured Approach Followed 👉 Writing the expected output 👉 Taking input in main() 👉 Passing values as parameters 👉 Writing function logic 👉 Performing detailed dry run 👉 Executing the program and verifying output 📌 Concepts Explained in This Video 🔹 Applying Type 3 functions in different problems 🔹 Passing arguments from main() to function 🔹 Writing logic inside function body 🔹 Displaying output within function 🔹 Reusing number logic effectively Students clearly understand: 🟢 How input is separated from processing 🟢 How parameters carry values to function 🟢 How logic is executed inside function 🟢 How output is displayed from function 📌 Special Focus 🔹 Even/Odd program strengthens modulus operator logic 🔹 Prime/Composite program strengthens factor counting logic 🎓 What You’ll Learn in This Video 🟢 Writing programs using functions with parameters 🟢 Applying number logic inside functions 🟢 Passing values correctly 🟢 Understanding function execution flow 🟢 Performing structured dry run 🟢 Strengthening logical thinking 🧠 Key Learning Point Using parameters helps in: ✔ Writing flexible functions ✔ Reusing same logic for different inputs ✔ Improving program structure 📌 Next Class Update 👉 In the next class, we will move to the final type of user-defined function for complete understanding. #CProgramming #LearnC #BurleSharma #CProgrammingNewSeries #FunctionsInC #FunctionParameters #EvenOddInC #PrimeNumberInC #ProgrammingPractice#geecoding