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<\/a>I just did #WSQ08! I was having a little trouble with functions, but I think I understand now. I used to be the best of my class at\u00a0Prepa TEC programming, but now everyone is good and I felt I was way behind. I just hope I keep learning. As Ken, I think #It’sOkayToFail, since I believe that failure is the most efficient way to learn, and learning is the most efficient way to avoid failing!<\/p>\n
Here’s my code:<\/p>\n
#include <iostream>
\nusing namespace std;<\/p>\n
int sum(int x, int y){
\nint a=x+y;
\nreturn a;
\n}
\nint difference (int x, int y){
\nif (x<y){
\nint b=y-x;
\nreturn b;}
\nelse{
\nint c=x-y;
\nreturn c;}
\n}
\nint product(int x, int y){
\nint d=x*y;
\nreturn d;
\n}
\nint division(int x, int y){
\nif (x<y){
\nint e=y\/x;
\nreturn e;
\n}
\nelse{
\nint f=x\/y;
\nreturn f;
\n}
\n}
\nint remainder(int x, int y){
\nif (x<y){
\nint g=y%x;
\nreturn g;
\n}
\nelse{
\nint h=x%y;
\nreturn h;
\n}
\n}<\/p>\n
int main()
\n{
\nint a,b,c,d,e,f,g;
\ncout <<“write a number: “;
\ncin>>a;
\ncout <<“Write another number: “;
\ncin>>b;
\nc=sum(a,b);
\ncout<<“The sum of both numbers is= “<<c<<endl;
\nd=difference(a,b);
\ncout<<“The difference of both numbers is=”<<d<<endl;
\ne=product(a,b);
\ncout<<“The product of both numbers is= “<<e<<endl;
\nf=division(a,b);
\ncout<<“The result of the division of both numbers is= “<<f<<endl;
\ng=remainder(a,b);
\ncout<<“The remainder is= “<<g<<endl;<\/p>\n
return 0;
\n}<\/p>\n
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