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In this tutorial, Timothy Engert demonstrates the use of a void function in C programming along with a function prototype. He starts by introducing the necessary components, including the header file and the main function. Timothy creates an integer variable, 'i', which is initialized and iterated in a loop from 0 to less than 5. Within this loop, he calls a function named 'dean'. He emphasizes the importance of including the function prototype, which should be placed above the main function unless the function is defined immediately. He proceeds to define the function prototype as 'void dean' without any parameters and adds a comment marking it as such. Further details about the 'dean' function will be covered in the next video.
