This week was about learning to program functions. So naturally, all it taught was multiplication. Listen, why should I trust that it's as simple as using +, -, or / for the other basic operations? C++ is never that simple. Do exponents use "^"? How about derivatives and integrals? Can I use that "plus in a circle" to define the mediant rather than the sum of fractions? Does this thing understand fractions or only decimals? IDK, the video only talks about integers anyway.
So I can define a function as above, including a simple way to just print a value, and of course the return on an undefined variable is 0. (Undefined? Pretty sure 0/5 =/= 5/0). Apparently /n was just an opening act, because endl has taken over.
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