Absolute C++
Absolute C++
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ISBN: 9780133970784
Author: Walter Savitch, Kenrick Mock
Publisher: Addison-Wesley
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One way to estimate the height of a child is to use the following formula, which uses the height of the parents: H male_child = ( ( H mother 13 / 12 ) + H father ) / 2 H female_child = ( ( H father 12 / 13 ) + H mother ) / 2

All heights are in inches. Write a function that takes as input parameters the gender of the child, height of the mother in inches, and height of the father in inches, and outputs the estimated height of the child in inches. Embed your function in a program that allows you to test the function over and over again until telling the program to exit. The user should be able to input the heights in feet and inches, and the program should output the estimated height of the child in feet and inches. Use the integer data type to store the heights.

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