Notes

#Giving values to a fn.
if our function has too many variables probably our program is not specific enough

#Passing Values
default value of passing value is copies of value
either we pass a value or copies of the value but we pass copy so the is demerit
we also pass values by references (pointers and arrays and we pass arrays by reference as othervise whe copies are passed,
no memory will be left at the end of the day)i.e what ever we do changes
with values original values will be affected.

#Function Prototypes

(float a, float b) is better than (float, float) asit will help us to understand and know that a will come before than b.

#Local, static, Global variables
Local - variable works only in between { } and done !
Global - Variable is accessible to all the function is any program (avoid whenever possible Eg. who changes that global variable man !! ) (difficult to debug)(poor readability)
Static - almost like global variable and retain the values b/w local variables means add++

#How We Can Debug stuff
1. Using printf (but we can't use it on PSOC)
2. Breakpoint - helps us to step to program line by line
(step over gets out of loop and step in takes us into the loop)

#Event Handling