31. How Do Functions Share Data?
By Passing Variables
In This Chapter
The preceding chapter left some questions unanswered. If multiple functions are good (they are), and if local variables are good (they are), then you must have a way to share local variables between functions that need to share them (there is a way). You don’t want all functions to have access to all variables, because not every function needs access to every variable. If full variable access between functions is needed, you might as well use global variables.
To share data ...
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