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Section 12.2 Practice: Single Functions
Check Your Understanding Check Your Understanding
1. Please add the correct prototype for the
square() function to the program below:
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When your program performs correctly you’ll be given a keyword to enter in Canvas.
2. Write a function
divide() that takes two floats as arguments and returns a float, namely the first number divided by the second. Obviously, you shouldn’t be dividing by zero...
You may assume that your function is not called with such input.
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