Example 2: Use this example (nested procedures program) to test your compiler: var x,y,z,v,W; procedure a; var x,y,u,v; procedure b; var y,z,v; procedure c; var y,z, begin begin begin begin end. end; end; end; z:=1; x:=y+z+w; y:=x+u+w; call c; Z:=2; u:=z+w; call b; x:=1; y: 2; z:=3; v:=4; w:=5; X:=V+W; write z; call a;

Example 2: Use this example (nested procedures program) to test your compiler: var x,y,z,v,W; procedure a; var x,y,u,v; procedure b; var y,z,v; procedure c; var y,z, begin begin begin begin end. end; end; end; z:=1; x:=y+z+w; y:=x+u+w; call c; Z:=2; u:=z+w; call b; x:=1; y: 2; z:=3; v:=4; w:=5; X:=V+W; write z; call a;

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter7: Arrays

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