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Write a function called getReading
, which returns a Reading structure. The function should ask the user to enter values for each member of a Reading
structure, and then return the structure.
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1 of 2Reading getReading()
{
//create Reading variable that will
//be returned by the function
Reading r;
//get data from user
cout << "Wind speed: " << r.windSpeed << endl;
cout << " Humidity: " << r.humidity << endl;
cout << "Fahrenheit: " << r.temperature.fahrenheit << endl;
cout << "Centigrade: " << r.temperature.centigrade << endl;
//now return the Reading structure variable
return r;
}
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Step 1
1 of 2A function called getReading() which returns Reading structure (exercise 41.)
Reading getReading()
{
// Create a local reading variable
to hold data until it can be returned.
Reading today;
cout << ''Enter the wind speed: '';
cin >> today.windSpeed;
cout << ''Enter the humidity: '';
cin >> today.humidity;
cout << ''Enter the Fahrenheit degrees '';
cin >> today.temperature.fahrenheit;
cout << ''Enter the Celsius degrees '';
cin >> today.temperature.celsius;
return today;
}
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