Function Prototypes - Quiz 2 | Advanced Programming 2011 | CS 2213, Quizzes of Computer Science

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2pt Sep (1, Lot! CS2213 Advanced Programming 1. (pt) It is claimed that x m n m+n too. A Jir—-—k r The following C program checks if this claim is true or not for the given values of m, r, and n. To complete the program below, you are asked to (i) implement two missing functions in the next page, and (ii) determine the suitable parameters when calling them in main{) . /* suppose we include the standard and textbook libraries here, and give the user defined function prototypes here */ void main() { int m, r, n, lhs, rhs; printf (*Get valid values for m ron: “); get_valid data (.. /* Pass parameters */ lhs = compute_LHS ( .); /* Pass parameters */ rhs if (lhs == rhs ) select( m+n, fr); printf ("Yes, the claim is true\n"); else print£(“No, the claim is false\n”) } NOTE: You can assume that int fact (int x) ; which computes factorial of x and x int select (int x, int y); which computes (7) “x-choose-y” are already implemented here. So you don’t need to implement them. If needed, you can use them.