Chapter 6, Problem 5RQE

Passing arguments in the functions:

The value which is sent into the function is referred to as argument.

• The functions can have multiple arguments during the function call.
• It assigns the argument value to the parameter variable (in the function defintion) in the order of which it is passed.

Program:

The following program explains the concept of passing the arguments in the function.

/*Include the required header files*/

#include<iostream>

using namespace std;

/*Function prototype for the function "total()". It holds three parameters with int, float and int*/

float total(intn1, floatn3,intn2)

{

//return the added value

returnn1 + n2+ n3;

}

int main()

{

//Declare the variable result as "float"

float result;

/*Call the function "total()". In argument passing, an integer value is passed followed by an integer and then the float value. But in function prototypean integer, followed by float then integer type is defined. So, it results in wrong output.*/

result = total(10, 20, 3.8);

//Print the resultant value

cout <<"Added result for function call 1: "<< result << endl;

/*call the function "total()" where the argument value is given as same type as defined in the function definition...