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Top-down design consists of breaking a program into simple, understandable parts.

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Top-down design uses flowcharting to break the program into modules.

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A C program is made up of one or more functions, one of which must be named main.

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A function cannot have a side effect and return a value.

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A C function must be both declared and defined.

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Functions that don't return a value are known as empty functions.

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A C function can have no parameters and still return a value.

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A C function must either have parameters or return a value.

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The value returned by a non-void function can be used or discarded.

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The function declaration contains the code for a function.

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