P2 Wate a function called print all that takes any number of scalar input arguments (the function does not need to check the format of the input) and pants them out one by one as illustrated by a few runs: > print_all () We received no numbers. > print_all (34) We received the following number: 34. > print_all (34, 56, 78, 90) We received the following numbers: 34, 56, 78, and 90. Make sure that the function handles the three cases (no input, one input, more than one input) correctly, as illustrated abore The function has no output arguments

P2 Wate a function called print all that takes any number of scalar input arguments (the function does not need to check the format of the input) and pants them out one by one as illustrated by a few runs: > print_all () We received no numbers. > print_all (34) We received the following number: 34. > print_all (34, 56, 78, 90) We received the following numbers: 34, 56, 78, and 90. Make sure that the function handles the three cases (no input, one input, more than one input) correctly, as illustrated abore The function has no output arguments

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions

Section6.2: Returning A Single Value

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