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Need help with these C++ problems: Part I: What is output by the following? Assu

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Need help with these C++ problems:

Part I:

What is output by the following? Assume the necessary header files are included.

1. int funct_1(int, int);

int main()   {

     int num1=2, val;

     val = funct_1(8, num1) + funct_1(num1, 4);

     cout << val;

     return 0;

}

int funct_1(int x, int y) {

      return x + y;

}

2. void dostuff(int cnt, int extra);

void main(void) {

int a=3, b=2;

dostuff(a, b);

dostuff(2, 4);

}

void dostuff(int cnt, int extra) {

    int i;

    for(i=0; i<=cnt; i++) {

       cout << i + extra << " ";

     }

    cout << endl;

}

3. int funct_1(int, int);

void main(void) {

   int num1=2, val;

   val = funct_1(8, funct_1(num1, 5) );

   cout << val << endl;

   cout << funct_1(val, num1);

}

int funct_1(int x, int y) {

   int temp;

   temp = x + y + 3;

   return temp;

}

4. int dostuff(int cnt);

void main(void) {

int a=3, c;

c = dostuff(a);

cout << c << endl;

cout << dostuff(4);

}

int dostuff(int cnt) {

    int i, sum=0;

    for(i=0; i<=cnt; i++)

       sum += i;

    return sum;

}

5. void userInOut(int);

void main(void) {

   int cnt=3;

   userInOut(cnt);

}

void userInOut(int cnt) {

   int num, sum=0;

   for(int i=1; i<=cnt; i++) {

      cout << "Enter a number: ";    // assume user enters 2, 14, -5

      cin >> num;

      sum += num;

    }

   cout << "Sum is " << sum;

}

6. float userIn(int);

void main(void) {

   int cnt=2;

   float avg;

   avg = userIn(cnt);

   cout << avg;

   }

float userIn(int count) {

   int num, sum=0;

   for(int i=1; i<=count; i++) {

      cout << "Enter a number: ";    // assume user enters 6, 7

      cin >> num;

      sum += num;

    }

   return static_cast<float> (sum) / count;

}

7. int reference(int, int, int &);

void main(void) {

   int x=5, y=6, z=3;

x = reference(4, y, z);

   cout << x << ", " << y << ", " << z;

}

int reference(int x, int y, int &c) {

   c = x + y;

   return y;

}

8. void funct_stat(int);

int main(void) {

   funct_stat(2);

   funct_stat(3);

}

void funct_stat(int x) {

static int num = 2;

   num = num + x;

   cout << num << ", ";

}

Explanation / Answer

1.

Output:

16

val = funct_1(8, num1) + funct_1(num1, 4); will result in val = funct_1(8,2) + funct_1(2,4) = 10 +6 = 16

the function funct_1() returns the sum of its two arguments.

2.

Output:

2 3 4 5
4 5 6
dostuff(3,2); call will execute for loop 4 times(0 to 3) display 0+2,1+2,2+2,3+2 ie 2 3 4 5
dostuff(2, 4); call will execte for loop 3 times(0 to 2) display 0+4,1+4,2+4 ie 4 5 6

3.

Output:

21
26

val = funct_1(8, funct_1(num1, 5) ); will result in val = funct_1(8, funct_1(2, 5) );

val = funct_1(8, 10 ); val = 21 (8+10+3) , val = 21 is displayed

cout<<funct_1(val, num1); will display 21+2+3 ie 26

4.

Output:

6
10


dostuff(3); will return sum = 0+1+2+3 = 6

dostuff(4); will return sum = 0+1+2+3 +4= 10

5.

Output:

Enter a number:2 Enter a number:14 Enter a number: -5 Sum is 11

3 numbers are inputted in the function's for loop using argument cnt. sum in the function = 2+14-5 = 11

6.

Output:

Enter a number: 6 Enter a number:7 6.5
The function userIn returns the average of 2 numbers 6 and 7 by sum = 6+7 and then by casting the int sum into float data type so result = 6.5

7.

output:

6, 6, 10
x = reference(4, 6,3); will return y ie 6 so x = 6;

y = 6;

z = 4+6 = 10 and as it is refrence variable so the value will be retained even after the function returns

8.

Output:

4, 7,

funct_stat(2); call will set num = 2+2 = 4
   funct_stat(3); call will set num = 4+3 = 7. This is because num is declared static variable so it retains its value between two function calls.

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