What does it mean in C when the compilier says "2 or more data types in function"?

Answer 1

Could it be that you've specified two types for the return value? Sometimes these errors are so hard to figure out, especially without the code. Good luck!

Answer 2

Data type:

Numerical = numbers only

Alpha = A-Z, a-z, space

Alph numerical = Any printable Character.

Math function cannot be done with two different data types, only
with numerical data. You have two issues, how you defined the area that you have included in the function, or the data you have entered into the area.

Before using a function, you should always make sure that the data values/format are valid for that function.

Answer 3

It means that you have some variable in that function that is defined with two data types instead of just one as it should be. Perhaps the variable is defined in the function definition and again in the function body.

Answer 4

the C programming is compilier interprator and assembler compilier help in running the c progeamming.

Answer 5

can you post your code, in which line the error occured

Answer 6

it means exactly what it says.