Define a function foo that when passed an interger, returns the product of all intergers from 1 to that number. You may assume the number passed is positive and small emough that there is no overflow in the answer For example, if number passes = 6, return 120. if numer passed is 4 return 24 Call the function inside setup() by passing a value of your choice. Store thr result in a variable x which you should declare within setup()

Define a function foo that when passed an interger, returns the product of all intergers from 1 to that number. You may assume the number passed is positive and small emough that there is no overflow in the answer For example, if number passes = 6, return 120. if numer passed is 4 return 24 Call the function inside setup() by passing a value of your choice. Store thr result in a variable x which you should declare within setup()

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter6: User-defined Functions

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