// Native_Void_Functions.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application.
/* 
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CS 121 LESSON 6: VOID FUNCTIONS
NATIVE CODE VERSION


Ron Kessler
Created 1/4/2017

This solution introduces functions

Functions are blocks of code that do a job for us. They are
called functions when the are NOT inside of a class. When they
are inside a class we call them Methods. They do/act the same.

This app calls my DisplayWelcome function to print a message. The
code is inside a function and not in the main function. You create blocks of
code like this any time you need to access code from more than one place in your
project.

Functions are used to break up code blocks into logical pieces to make it easier
to maintain and re-use your code.

This function is marked void which means it is not returning any answer/result to the
code that called it.

Run with CTL-F5

*/

#include "stdafx.h"
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

void DisplayWelcome ();			//define the function framework here


int main()
{
	DisplayWelcome ();           //call my custom function
	return 0;
	
	
}

//my helper function. Make sure it is not inside main()
void DisplayWelcome ()
	{
		cout << ("_____________________________________________\n");
		cout << ("Welcome to your friendly Investment Planner.\n");
		cout << ("_____________________________________________\n\n\n");
		
		
		return;              //all done so return to the code that called this guy
	}