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You can leave out the declaration of a function's return value data type
if that value is to be an integer, because if there is no data-type
specifier, the C++ compiler assumes, by
default, that the returned value
is to be an integer. Generally, however, most good programmers declare the
return data type for every function, except for the main function,
as explained in the hardcopy version of this book.