Rewrite the code from Pencil and Paper Exercises 1, 2, and 3 so that the divide By Two function receives two integers rather than one integer. The function should divide the sum of both integers by two and then display the result. Name the formal parameters num1 and num2. Name the actual arguments total1 and total2.
Exercise 1
Write the C++ code for a void function that receives an integer passed to it. The function should divide the integer by two and then display the result, which may contain a decimal place. Name the function divide By Two. Name the formal parameter whole Number. (The answers to TRY THIS Exercises are located at the end of the chapter.)
Exercise 2
Write the function prototype for the divide By Two function from Pencil and Paper Exercise 1. (The answers to TRY THIS Exercises are located at the end of the chapter.)
Exercise 1
Write the C++ code for a void function that receives an integer passed to it. The function should divide the integer by two and then display the result, which may contain a decimal place. Name the function divide By Two. Name the formal parameter whole Number. (The answers to TRY THIS Exercises are located at the end of the chapter.)
Exercise 3
Write a statement that calls the divide By Two function from Pencil and Paper Exercise 1, passing the function the contents of the total variable. (Th e answers to TRY THIS Exercises are located at the end of the chapter.)
Exercise 1
Write the C++ code for a void function that receives an integer passed to it. The function should divide the integer by two and then display the result, which may contain a decimal place. Name the function divide By Two. Name the formal parameter whole Number. (The answers to TRY THIS Exercises are located at the end of the chapter.)