a. Write a function called IsPalindrome that receives a 3-digit number and returns whether it is palindrome or not. b. Write a function, called GCD that receives two parameters n, d, and prints their greatest common divisor a. Now after you created the two functions, you have to write a main function that can call the above functions according to user choice. Write a menu that allows the user to select from the following options 1. To use the IsPalindrome function you have to enter 1. 2. To use the GCD function you have to enter 2. 3. To Exit the program you have to enter 3. [use exit(0)] Once the user select one of the above choices you have to read the value entered by the user and then to call the respective function.

a. Write a function called IsPalindrome that receives a 3-digit number and returns whether it is palindrome or not. b. Write a function, called GCD that receives two parameters n, d, and prints their greatest common divisor a. Now after you created the two functions, you have to write a main function that can call the above functions according to user choice. Write a menu that allows the user to select from the following options 1. To use the IsPalindrome function you have to enter 1. 2. To use the GCD function you have to enter 2. 3. To Exit the program you have to enter 3. [use exit(0)] Once the user select one of the above choices you have to read the value entered by the user and then to call the respective function.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions

Section6.3: Returning Multiple Value

Problem 4E

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