Function declarators

Function declarators consist of the following elements:

An identifier, or name
Parameter declarations, which specify the parameters that can be passed to the function in a function call
Exception declarations, which include throw expressions; exception specifications are described in Exception handling (C++ only).
The type qualifiers const and volatile, which are used only in class member functions; they are described in Constant and volatile member functions (C++ only).

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Function declarator syntax

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