In C++ Language (please use hint) : Write a function which will swap its arguments if the first argument is greater than its second argument, but will not interchange them if the first argument is samller than or equal to the second argument. The function should return 1 if a swap was made, and 0 otherwise.  (Hint: Make sure to use call by reference.) Write also a short test driver (i.e. a main() invoking your function).

Write a complete C++ program that helps the teacher to calculate the result of students in the test of Programming Technique. The program should perform the following tasks: Task 1: Write a function named getInput. a) This is a non-returning function. b) It takes the score of question 1, score of question 2, and score of question 3 as input parameters. c) The function should ask the user to enter the score (per 100) for each question. It sends all the values entered by the user in (c) back to the calling module through the use of reference parameters. d)

In C programming, if the return type of a function is Void how can you implement assert statements?  For example, Void ceasar(int n, char*x); //if char = c and n = 3 output == f  how do i use assert statements as this does not work assert (caesar(3,c)==f);

Why would you want to use a return statement in a void function, you may wonder.

Create a function in C language that takes two integers x, and y as the parameters and returns the sum and the absolute difference of both the numbers but the return type of the function should be void. You can add extra parameters to the function but the function should not return anything and should send the required values as well. Test your function for the numbers 10, and 5 inside the main function.

c++ write a void function that has two parameters- a value parameter called num that receives a floating-point number from the calling function, and a reference parameter used to pass back the result of this formula: 25.0*num+37.0. DO NOT do any read or write operations in the function. Declare local variables as appropriate.

Write the following in C++

In C/C++, Function overloading is the process of creating several functions that have exactly the same name. In order to overload successfully, each function must have: A. A different parameter list B. A different number of parameters and a different return type C. An integer on the end of the function name, such as func1()and func2() D. Either A or B E. Both A and C

I am learning c++, and I am really confused about the bool command. Please explain to me how the bool command used and when should I use it! thanks.