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-	[[Fenix]] doesn't have '''void'''s as such.But when we look at for example the [[function]] [[free]](), we see that you can pass it a '''void pointer'''. This means, that you can pass it a pointer of whatever type you want; an '''int pointer''', '''word pointer''' or even a '''pointer pointer'''. So in this case, '''void''' means "undefined".	+	[[Fenix]] doesn't have '''void'''s as such. But when we look at for example the [[function]] [[free]](), we see that you can pass it a '''void pointer'''. This means, that you can pass it a pointer of whatever type you want; an '''int pointer''', '''word pointer''' or even a '''pointer pointer'''. So in this case, '''void''' means "undefined".
	There is another case in which '''void'''s can occur. This is when a function returns nothing, but this never happens in Fenix.		There is another case in which '''void'''s can occur. This is when a function returns nothing, but this never happens in Fenix.
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VOID

Fenix doesn't have voids as such. But when we look at for example the function free(), we see that you can pass it a void pointer. This means, that you can pass it a pointer of whatever type you want; an int pointer, word pointer or even a pointer pointer. So in this case, void means "undefined".

There is another case in which voids can occur. This is when a function returns nothing, but this never happens in Fenix.