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Transcribed Image Text:1 // C Code
2 int FindMaxInt (int a, int b)
3 {
Q1:
In C, each function must have a unique
function name. We need to create functions to find
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int
max;
the largest from the two inputted variables in
integer and floating-point numbers. The C code
shown as below:
if (a > b)
max = a;
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else
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max = b;
Now, you have to use C++ to rewrite the
FindMaxInt () and FindmaxFloat() functions
using the same function name, FindMax(), which
can support integer and float-point numbers.
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return max;
11 }
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13 float FindMaxFloat(float x, float y)
14 {
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float
max;
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if (x > y)
max = x;
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else
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max = y;
// C++ Code
int FindMax(
{
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return max;
22 }
}
float FindMax(
{
}
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