a) Write a function definition for a function named FindLarger that compares two integers and determines the larger integer. The function will return the larger integer. Assume the two numbers are not equal Use good names for the parameters and decide on the appropriate data types to use. b) Write the function main. The user will be prompted to enter two numbers. The two numbers are read. A call to the function FindLarger is made to determine the larger integer. The value returned will be displayed with an appropriate message. Declare any variables that you need to use

a) Write a function definition for a function named FindLarger that compares two integers and determines the larger integer. The function will return the larger integer. Assume the two numbers are not equal Use good names for the parameters and decide on the appropriate data types to use. b) Write the function main. The user will be prompted to enter two numbers. The two numbers are read. A call to the function FindLarger is made to determine the larger integer. The value returned will be displayed with an appropriate message. Declare any variables that you need to use

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Author:D. S. Malik

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Chapter6: User-defined Functions

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