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Problem 1 - Function Declarations
Write the prototypes for several function calls, deducing the correct signature from the context in PrototypeTester.cpp Do not implement the functions themselves. That is already done. Place the prototypes in pe04.h.
Problem 2 - Write a Function
Write a function named datingRange() which accepts three arguments:
The integer input parameter for the person's age.
Two integer output parameters for minimum and maximum.
Your function should fill the minimum/maximum integers with the person's xkcd "dating range" as described in the following web comic strip:
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char bc;
cout « shutDown ( 'X', false, bc, true) << endl; // prints "OK"
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char cc = 'Y';
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bool okD = false;
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double dd = 2.5, dd2 = 3.5;
cout « classMethod (iD, true, dd, dd2, okD) « endl;
cout « "Expected: 6.0" <« endl;
// prints 6.0, okD->true, dd, dd2->0.0, id->42
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