Passing void

[JG]

I came across some c functions which do not require any arguments.
However when declaring such functions, void is used. For example:

void printHelloWorld(void)
{
printf("Hello Word\n");
}

I would like to know if there is any difference with writing void and
omitting it. They both seem to do the some thing. Furthermore, are
there certain cases where you must write void?

Thanks

[Kevin Napoli]

I think that you have to specify void when you are declaring a pointer to a function which takes no parameters. Other than that the behavior of your code should be exactly the same, with or without the void.

[Joseph Cordina]

Specifying (void) or just () is exactly the same

Regards

Joseph Cordina

[JG]

ok thanks =)