Could someone help with this question?
Write function definition for calc() which intakes two integers and an arithmetic operator and prints the corresponding result.
Use the following prototype to define your function:
//takes two operands for the evaluation as value1 and value2
//take the operator (+,-,/,*,%) as a char
//prints the answer within the function; does not return any value - hence void.
I'm guessing i have to establish something along the lines of this:
void calc (int value1, int value2, char c);
And probably use conditional statements with a switch in them...although i'm not sure how this problem would look.
Could anyone help plot this out to show me what it would look like? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Use the following prototype to define your function:
//takes two operands for the evaluation as value1 and value2
//take the operator (+,-,/,*,%) as a char
//prints the answer within the function; does not return any value - hence void.
I'm guessing i have to establish something along the lines of this:
void calc (int value1, int value2, char c);
And probably use conditional statements with a switch in them...although i'm not sure how this problem would look.
Could anyone help plot this out to show me what it would look like? Any help is greatly appreciated.
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