The program below misses the function declaration and definition of Sum_Of_Squares function. Complete the code. // A program to find the sum of squares of two numbers using // a function. RESULT will store the result of calculation. #include int main () { } int numi int num2 int RESULT; Sum_Of_Squares (numl, num2, &RESULT); cout << "Sum of squares is " << RESULT << endl; return 0;

The program below misses the function declaration and definition of Sum_Of_Squares function. Complete the code. // A program to find the sum of squares of two numbers using // a function. RESULT will store the result of calculation. #include int main () { } int numi int num2 int RESULT; Sum_Of_Squares (numl, num2, &RESULT); cout << "Sum of squares is " << RESULT << endl; return 0;

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

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Chapter16: Searching, Sorting And Vector Type

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