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If you have the two functions as shown, int someFunction(int value); float someFunction(float value); and a variable x, which is a double, which function is called by the follow…
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If you have the two functions as shown, int someFunction(int value); float someFunction(float value); and a variable x, which is a double, which function is called by the follow…
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If you have the two functions as shown,
int someFunction(int value);
float someFunction(float value);
and a variable x, which is a double, which function is called by the following statement?
cout << someFunction(x);
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it is a syntax error
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