Well, I'm sorry, but I agree with the lecturer. I've run into this problem myself. In my case I had some cleanup code to run at the end of the function in an e

Well, I'm sorry, but I agree with the lecturer. I've run into this problem myself. In my case I had some cleanup code to run at the end of the function in an error case, so I used "goto fail;" instead of "return;". And then just to be sure it always worked, I put in the "goto fail;" twice!