Declare a structure that represents a point on a two-dimensional plane.Implement the following function which accepts two points as parameters and return the distance between the points.Use this function in the main function and determine the distance between two points that are provided by the user as input. double getDistance(struct points p1,struct p2);

Declare a structure that represents a point on a two-dimensional plane.Implement the following function which accepts two points as parameters and return the distance between the points.Use this function in the main function and determine the distance between two points that are provided by the user as input. double getDistance(struct points p1,struct p2);

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Chapter8: Advanced Method Concepts

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