C++ for Engineers and Scientists
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Author: Bronson, Gary J.
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Chapter 6.1, Problem 11E
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- piValuevariableis used in the program.
- pi () function is include in the program to display the data.
Program Description: The main purpose of the program is to create a function named pi (). This function has no parameter. This function is used to calculate the value of the p. This function display the value of the p.
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