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So I have an overloaded operator << implemented as follows:


ostream& operator << (ostream& os, const Position& p)
{
os << "(" << p.x << ", " << p.y << ")";

return os;
}

!(n == 4 && m > 2)

becomes

!(n == 4) || !(m>2) as per De Morgan's law.

which further becomes

n !=4 | | m <=2 just by negating the statements.

I am trying to get a better understanding of how the getchar() function works. I understand that getchar() will wait for a char to be entered and return it. For example:



char c;

c =...

Thanks everyone for the help; it is more useful than you know.



Yah, I was just trying to create a simple example that I could apply to my current project.

I recently decided to take a...

Thanks for the link to the resources! I will be sure to go through the information; however, I just wanted to follow up on what tabstop said to see if I understood. This is what I came up with:

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How do you create a function that takes user-defined parameters? For example, say I had a function:


int Example(int x, int y){

answer = x+y;

return answer;

}