Question on functions

[jayray23]

For my class i have to write a program. It must have:

- function named check () with three arguments; 1st argument is an integer number, 2nd is a double precision number and last is a double precision number.

- they want it just display values of the data passed to the function when it is called.

If i can get some help with this question id very much appreciate it :)

This is what i have thus far:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

void check (int number)

{
      
      cout << "Please type in a number: " << endl;
      
      cin >> number;
      
      cout << number;
    
    system ("pause");
    
 
}

[gnewfenix]

Your kinda on the right track. Inside main() is where you gather your input for those three variables, then pass them to check() and cout them.

I don't wanna just give you the answer so...

with void check(int number) you accepted the first argument, and integer number. So to get the rest, just add more.

ex: check( int number, double number2, and so on).

where in check() you would cout number, number 2, etc...

[jloundy]

your right just keep passing the rest of the numbers throught, then call your function in main(), but what do you mean as double precision, setting the variable as a double , or setting the precision of the double to 2 decimal places. I thing if your include #include <iomapi> or something like that you can use a function call setPrecison(), google it.

[Disch]

I thing if your include #include <iomapi> or something like that you can use a function call setPrecison(), google it.

"google it"? You do realize this is a C++ reference site, yah? ;P

There's a nice "Reference" link on the left side-bar which links you to details of standard lib functions

http://cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/manipulators/setprecision/

[jloundy]

ha you caught me, but ya that link explains what im tryin to say