Write a function called electionResults() that takes 2 lists as parameters. The first list contains the names of political parties, in a given order; the second contains, in the same order, the vote total each party received in a local election. Your function should print the name of each party followed by the word “Party”, in a column 30 characters wide; the number of votes each received in a column 10 characters wide; and the percentage of the vote each received in a column 10 characters wide, rounded to 2 decimal places, followed by the percent sign ‘%’. (Vote totals may not add to exactly 100.00% because of rounding.) >>> electionResults(['Sensible', 'Silly', 'Very Silly'], [29412, 29397, 37]) Sensible Party 29412 49.98% Silly Party 29397 49.96% Very Silly Party 37 0.06

Write a function called electionResults() that takes 2 lists as parameters. The first list contains the names of political parties, in a given order; the second contains, in the same order, the vote total each party received in a local election. Your function should print the name of each party followed by the word “Party”, in a column 30 characters wide; the number of votes each received in a column 10 characters wide; and the percentage of the vote each received in a column 10 characters wide, rounded to 2 decimal places, followed by the percent sign ‘%’. (Vote totals may not add to exactly 100.00% because of rounding.) >>> electionResults(['Sensible', 'Silly', 'Very Silly'], [29412, 29397, 37]) Sensible Party 29412 49.98% Silly Party 29397 49.96% Very Silly Party 37 0.06

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions

Section6.1: Function And Parameter Declarations

Problem 10E

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