Lecture

Introduction to Functions

Description

This lecture introduces the concept of functions in programming, emphasizing their reusability and importance. It covers the structure of a function, including its body, name, parameters, return type, and value. The lecture also explains the three main aspects of a function: summary/contract, creation/construction, and usage. An example code snippet is provided to illustrate the implementation of a function to calculate the average of two numbers.

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