help with structures
Assume that type Money, a structured type with two int fields, dollars and cents, has been declared. Also assume the availability of a function named normalize that receives a Money argument and returns a "normalized" Money value (i.e. one that is equivalent to the argument but where the cents values is between 0 and 99).
Now write the definition of a function named addMoney that receives two Money arguments and returns their sum, in normalized form. So if the equivalent of $1.85 and $2.19 is passed the function would return the equivalent of $4.04.
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Money addMoney(Money z)
{
Money m;
Money n;
return z;
}
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any help will be appreciated!!!
Now write the definition of a function named addMoney that receives two Money arguments and returns their sum, in normalized form. So if the equivalent of $1.85 and $2.19 is passed the function would return the equivalent of $4.04.
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Money addMoney(Money z)
{
Money m;
Money n;
return z;
}
----
any help will be appreciated!!!
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I would start with reading up on functions.
You should have dollar and cents as the type float.
What they are asking for is that you have a function named addMoney(..) that will keep track of dollar and cent.
If you input 4 dollar and 250 cent the total would be 6 dollar and 50 cent.
What they mean of 'return' is that the function will return the calculation.
I don't know of how much help this really is but it's a start atleast ^^
You should have dollar and cents as the type float.
What they are asking for is that you have a function named addMoney(..) that will keep track of dollar and cent.
If you input 4 dollar and 250 cent the total would be 6 dollar and 50 cent.
What they mean of 'return' is that the function will return the calculation.
I don't know of how much help this really is but it's a start atleast ^^
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