Problem Solving with C++ (10th Edition)
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Author: Walter Savitch, Kenrick Mock
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 4, Problem 8P
Program Plan Intro
- Include required header files.
- Declaration of overload functions for “int”, “float”, “double” and “long”.
- Definition of “absolute()” function for “int”.
- Check “n” is lesser than “0”.
- Assign “-n” to the variable “v” for absolute value.
- Return “n”.
- Definition of “absolute()” function for “float”.
- Check “n” is lesser than “0”.
- Assign “-n” to the variable “v” for absolute value.
- Return “n”.
- Definition of “absolute()” function for “double”.
- Check “n” is lesser than “0”.
- Assign “-n” to the variable “v” for absolute value.
- Return “n”.
- Definition of “absolute()” function for “long”.
- Check “n” is lesser than “0”.
- Assign “-n” to the variable “v” for absolute value.
- Return “n”.
- Definition of “main()” function.
- Declare and initialize the variables for “int”, “float”, “double”, “long”.
- Call the overload “absolute()” functions and display the result.
- Check “n” is lesser than “0”.
- Assign “-n” to the variable “v” for absolute value.
- Return “n”.
- Check “n” is lesser than “0”.
- Assign “-n” to the variable “v” for absolute value.
- Return “n”.
- Check “n” is lesser than “0”.
- Assign “-n” to the variable “v” for absolute value.
- Return “n”.
- Check “n” is lesser than “0”.
- Assign “-n” to the variable “v” for absolute value.
- Return “n”.
- Declare and initialize the variables for “int”, “float”, “double”, “long”.
- Call the overload “absolute()” functions and display the result.
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