Question

4. (5 points) Identify the following items in the programming code shown below: a. Function prototype, function heading, function body, and function definitions. b. Function call statements, formal parameters, and actual parameters. C. Value parameters and reference parameters. d. Local variables and global variables. 6. Named constants. #include <iostream> //Line 1 using namespace std; //Line 2 const double NUM = 3.5; //Line 3 int temp; //Line 4 void func(int, doubles, char); //Line 5 int main() int num; double one; char ch; //Line 6 //Line 7 //Line 8 //Line 9 //Line 10 func (num, one, ch); //Line 11 cout << num << " " << one << " " « ch << endl; //Line 12 func (16, one, ""); //Line 13 cout << num << " " << one << " " << ch << endl; //Line 14 return 0; //Line 15 //Line 16 void func(int first, double& second, char ch) int num: double y intu; //Line 17 //Line 18 Line 19 //Line 20 //Line 21 num - 2 * first; y - second * first; u - static_cast int> (ch); second - num + y * u; //Line 22 //Line 23 //Line 24 //Line 25 line 26
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Answer 1

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#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

const double NUM = 3.5; // Name Constant

int temp; // global variable

void func(int, double &, char); // function prototype

int main() // function header
{           // function body
  
   int num; // local variable
   double one;// local variable
   char ch; // local variable
  
   func(num, one, ch); // function call and actual param num,one,ch
  
   cout<<num<<" "<<one<<" "<<ch<<endl;
  
   func(16,one, '%'); // function call and actual parameter 16,one,%
  
   cout<<num<<" "<<one<<" "<<ch << endl;
  
   return 0;
}

// function header func with formal parameter first,second,ch
// where first and ch are value parameter and second is reference parameter
void func(int first, double& second, char ch)
{ // function body

   int num;// local variable
   double y;// local variable
   int u; // local variable
  
   num = 2*first;
   y = second *first;
   u = static_cast<int>(ch);
   second = num + y + u;
}

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