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The following function is supposed to take as arguments a length expressed in feet and inches and return the total number of inches in that many feet and inches. For example, total_inches(1,2) is supposed to return 14, because 1 foot and 2 inches is the same as 14 inches. Will the following function perform correctly? If not, why not?
double total_inches(int feet, int inches)
{
inches = 12 * feet + inches;
return inches;
}
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