/ create the following functions:GetInteger - returns an integer DONEGetDouble - returns a doubleCheckInteger (called from GetInteger) - checks the range of an integerCheckDouble(called from GetDouble) - checks the range of a doubleCalculateSum - overloaded for integers and doubles as parameters DONECalculateProduct - overloaded for integers and doubles as parameters DONEShowSums - shows the sums of integers and the sum of doublesShowProducts - shows the products of integers and the product of doubles.if you can create a function ShowInstructions that passes the type (integer or double) as a string. ShowInstructionsIntegers and ShowInstructionsDoubles cout « "Please enter a number between 1 and 10" c endl;cout « "Number: ";cin >» int3;3839404142// Get three doubles.cout « "Enter three doudbles between 1 and 10.";cout « "\nIf you give doubles outside that range,;cout « "\nyou will be asked again ";cout « "\nuntil you give a valid number." « endl;434445464748cout « "\nDouble 1: ";cin >» doublel;while (doublel <1 || doublel > 10)49505152cout « "Please enter a double between 1 and 10" « endl;cout « "Double: ";cin » doublei;53545556cout « "\nDouble 2: ";cin >» double2;while (double2 <1 || double2 > 1e){cout « "Please enter a number between 1 and 10" « endl;cout « "Double: ";cin » double2;5758596061626364cout « "\nDouble 3: ";cin » double3;while (doubles 1e)65666768cout « "Please enter a number between 1 and 1e" « endl;cout « "Double: ";cin » double3;6970717273I/ calculate the sum and product of integersintSum - inti + int2 + int3;intProduct - inti • int2 • int3;74757677// calculate the sum and product of doublesdoubleSum - doublel + double2 + doubles;doubleProduct - doublei • double2 • double3;I787980%3D8182//display to the usercout « "\nThe sum of the integers is " « intsum « endl;cout « "\nThe sum of the doubles is " « doublesum « endl;83848586cout « "The product of the integers iscout « "The product of the doubles is" « doubleProduct « endl;« intProduct « endl;878889return e;90 1#include 2 using namespace std;3int main()int inti, int2, int3, intsum, intProduct;double doublei, double2, double3, doublesum, doubleProduct;// Get three integers.cout ce "Enter three integers between 1 and 10.";cout « "\nIf you give numbers outside that range, ";cout « "\nyou will be asked again ";cout « "\nuntil you give a valid number." « endl;101112131415cout « "\nNumber 1: ";cin >» inti;while (inti <1 || inti > 10)16171819cout « "Please enter a number between 1 and 10" « endl;cout « "Number: ";cin >» inti;2021222324cout « "\nNumber 2: ";cin >> int2;while (int2 <1 || int2 > 10)25262728cout « "Please enter a number between 1 and 18" « endl;cout « "Number: ";cin » int2;2930313233cout « "\nNumber 3: ";cin >> int3;while (int3 <1 || int3 > 10)3435363738cout « "Please enter a number between 1 and 10" « endl;cout « "Number: ";cin » int3;39404142// Get three doubles.cout « "Enter three doudbles between 1 and 10.";cout « "\nIf you give doubles outside that range, ";cout « "\nyou will be asked again ";cout « "\nuntil you give a valid number." <« endl;43444546I47cout « "\nDouble 1: ";cin » doublel;while (double1 <1 || double1 > 10)49515253cout <« "Please entera double between 1 and 10" <« endl;

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/ create the following functions: GetInteger - returns an integer DONE GetDouble - returns a double CheckInteger (called from GetInteger) - checks the range of an integer CheckDouble(called from GetDouble) - checks the range of a doubleCalculateSum - overloaded for integers and doubles as parameters DONE CalculateProduct - overloaded for integers and doubles as parameters DONE ShowSums - shows the sums of integers and the sum of doubles ShowProducts - shows the products of integers and the product of doubles. if you can create a function ShowInstructions that passes the type (integer or double) as a string. ShowInstructionsIntegers and ShowInstructionsDoubles

/ create the following functions: GetInteger - returns an integer DONE GetDouble - returns a double CheckInteger (called from GetInteger) - checks the range of an integer CheckDouble(called from GetDouble) - checks the range of a doubleCalculateSum - overloaded for integers and doubles as parameters DONE CalculateProduct - overloaded for integers and doubles as parameters DONE ShowSums - shows the sums of integers and the sum of doubles ShowProducts - shows the products of integers and the product of doubles. if you can create a function ShowInstructions that passes the type (integer or double) as a string. ShowInstructionsIntegers and ShowInstructionsDoubles

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter2: Basic Elements Of C++

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