What is difference between user defined function and library function ?

The user-defined functions are defined by a user as per its own requirement and library functions come with compiler.

Library Function User Defined Functions
  • LF(library functions) are Predefined functions.
  • UDF(user defined functions) are the function which r created by user as per his own requirements.
  • UDF are part of the program which compile runtime
  • LF are part of header file
    (such as MATH.h) which is called runtime.
  • In UDF the name of function id decided by user
  • in LF it is given by developers.
  • in UDF name of function can be changed any time
  • LF Name of function can't be
    changed.
Example : SIN, COS, Power Example : fibo, mergeme

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  3. it is easy to understood...thnks

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  4. It is very useful and very very easy.
    THANK YOU very much for the answer.

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  5. very.........easy to understood..but u have written the point of user defined function under the section library function..from line 2..however it can be ignored

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  6. Finally simple way to understand it

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  7. Is main (void) is user or library defined

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  9. The first point of LF is write but another point is written as UDF.. what is this????

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  10. It's easy to understanding 👌

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  11. User defined function difference are in library function!!!!!

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  12. easy but it has some mistake .i think Lf and udf funtion points will be opposite

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