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#Can someone help me debug all of the issues in my code?
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lime onyx
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kindred bison
Count how many arguments are in the function prototypes:
float calcExp(long int, long int);
float calcValue(long int, float, float);
void printResult(long int, float, float, float, char);
so should i include the called values?
kindred bison
Well calcExp is expecting two arguments, but when you call it, it's only getting one argument. What should that remaining argument be?
lime onyx
it was amistake it should only have one
but for printresult, i have called values returned from other user defined functions
what should i do then?
im calling the exp and sum that i got from other user defined functions, what should i do in main?
shoudl i do like exp = calcExp
kindred bison
When you call the function, you need to give it the arguments. In calcValue's case something like: calcValue(Bit, calcExp(Bit), 1+1)
If you don't want to pass that all in yourself every time, then you just call the function instead of taking another argument. For example, calcExp would call calcExp itself to find what the float exp should be
lime onyx
lime onyx
If you don't want to pass that all in yourself every time, then you just call th...
this is what i did to fix it, woudl this w3ork?
kindred bison
Try it
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