Write a function showThem that receives two parameters: a char parameter ch and a float parameter f. The function displays these values. Call the function from main using last two digits of your enrollment as literals.


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CPP program:
//including essential header file
#include <iostream>
//using standard namespace
using namespace std;
//function to display value receives in Parameter
int showThem( char ch, float f )
{
//display the character value
cout << "Character value is: " << ch << endl;
//display the floating value
cout << "Floating value is: " << f << endl;
}
//main function
int main()
{
//call the function using the last two digit of the registration number as literal value
//assuming registration number is 12345678
//last two digit of the registration number is 78
showThem( 78, 78 );
}
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