A pistol-wielding robber approached a Quaker on a rural road. "Your money or your life!" shouted the thief. "Exchange is allowed, and I will offer thee my purse for the weapon," my buddy said. The thief accepted the handbag, then the quaker held the pistol to his head and said, "Now friend, give me back my pocketbook or the weapon may go off fire," according to the robber.

A pistol-wielding robber approached a Quaker on a rural road. "Your money or your life!" shouted the thief. "Exchange is allowed, and I will offer thee my purse for the weapon," my buddy said. The thief accepted the handbag, then the quaker held the pistol to his head and said, "Now friend, give me back my pocketbook or the weapon may go off fire," according to the robber.

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Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions

Section6.1: Function And Parameter Declarations

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