4. Write a function called oddLessEven that returns the sum of the odd valued digits minus the sum of the even valued digits in a positive integer parameter. For example, a program that uses the function oddLessEven follows. (Submit a complete C++ program that contains the main function below and your oddLessEven function in a single file.) int main() { cout << oddLessEven(23) << endl; // prints 1 cout << oddLessEven(1234) << endl; // prints -2 cout << oddLessEven(777) << endl; // prints 21 return 0;

4. Write a function called oddLessEven that returns the sum of the odd valued digits minus the sum of the even valued digits in a positive integer parameter. For example, a program that uses the function oddLessEven follows. (Submit a complete C++ program that contains the main function below and your oddLessEven function in a single file.) int main() { cout << oddLessEven(23) << endl; // prints 1 cout << oddLessEven(1234) << endl; // prints -2 cout << oddLessEven(777) << endl; // prints 21 return 0;

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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