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Create a void function, “displayMenu”, for the menu that is used for
selecting the options. The function declaration is void displayMenu();
Create a function “callExponentialFunction”. The function body contains
all code for getting user input and returning the value of the call of the
predefined “exp” library function. The function declaration is below.
double callExponentialFunction();
Create a function “callLogarithmFunction”. The function body contains all
code for getting user input and returning the value of the call of the
predefined “log10” library function. The function declaration is below.
double callLogarithmFunction();
Create a function “callMaximumFunction”. The function body contains all
code for getting user input and returning the value of the call of the
predefined “fmax” library function. The function declaration is below.
double callMaximumFunction();
Create a function “callMinimumFunction”. The function body contains all
code for getting user input and returning the value of the call of the
predefined “fmin” library function. The function declaration is below.
double callMinimumFunction();
Create a function “callIntegerDivisonFunction”. The function body contains
all code for getting user input and returning the value of the call of the
predefined “div” library function. The function declaration is below.
div_t callIntegerDivisionFunction();
The return value will not be displayed (i.e., call like void function).
The “main” function of the application should call the appropriate functions.
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