Lab 5: Functions
Todayโs lab has us playing with functions.
Problem 0:
Given the following function declarations give the return
type and list the parameters:
(1) void function () ;
Return type:
Parameters:
(2) int f u n c t i o n 1 ( ) ;
Return type:
Parameters:
(3) float f u n c t i o n 2 ( in t n umbe r ) ;
Return type:
Parameters:
(4) float f u n c t i o n 3 ( in t number ,
double doub , cha r c ) ;
Return type:
Parameters:
Problem 1:
Write a program that has two functions:
odd ev e n
The return type of the functions should be void and both
should take a single int as a parameter. Function odd should
display a message only if the number that was passed in as a
parameter is odd. Function even should only display a message
if the number was odd.
Your program should accept an integer, n, from the user via
scanf and then count up to nfrom 1 calling both functions on
each number (use a loop).
Problem 2:
Write a program that accepts a quadratic formula from the user
one term at a time. Your program should have the following
functions:
float pow( float x , float y ) ;
Consider using a loop to compute pow. Remember that x0= 1.
float evaluateTerm ( float x ) ;
This function will prompt the user for the coefficient and expo-
nent of the term in this polynomial. The function will use the
value of x passed in as a parameter to evaluate this term and
then return the resulting value to evaluateExpression (where it
was called from).
evaluateExpression () ;
This function prompts the user for the value of x and contin-
uously loops calling evaluteTerm. The user is done entering in
data when they have entered an exponent of 0. Use a global
variable to keep track of whether or not the user has entered
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