void Type Range Default Value void undefined undefined The void type represents undefined, non-null values. Conversions for Internal Types There are no internal types with a conversion to void. Conversions for external Type When converting from an expression or value of type external, the external expression will execute (such as a function call), but the value will always be converted to undefined. Please note that side effects are possible. Differences from JavaScript In JavaScript, void is used for evaluating an expression and returning undefined. In JS++, void is used as a type instead. In order to evaluate an expression and return undefined, please use a function: 1(void(){ expression1; expression2; })(); See Also Variable Declarations Function Declarations Function Expressions Share HTML | BBCode | Direct Link
