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1. Define the ff. functions prototype shown below:
int computeSum(int num1, int num2); //returns the computed sum
int computeDifference(int num1, int num2); //returns the computed difference
int computeProduct(int num1, int num2); //returns the computed product
int computeQuotient(int num1, int num2); //returns the computed difference
2. Write a function main() that will implement all the functions define above. follow the sample input and output layout:
sample layout:
1. Enter the math operator symbol [+ - * /] first. Type only one math operator symbol.
2. Next enter the two integers to be computed and output the result at the next line, please follow the sample layout formats:
for addition:

Transcribed Image Text:For example:
Input Result
+10
2
*3
6
5.0
18
/10
3
-23 Difference = 5
_10
Sum = 12
2
Product
= 18
Quotient = 3.33
Invalid operator!

Transcribed Image Text:10
2
Sum = 12
for subtraction
15
5
OST
Difference = 10
for multiplication:
4
9
Product
for division:
25
7
36
Quotient = 3.57
for invalid operator
12
4
Invalid operator!
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