Develop a function odd_even that determines whether a number is odd or even. It must have the following features: . It must take in a scalar value x. • Its output is a character value y. . If the value is odd, set the output equal to odd, otherwise, set it to even. . If the value of x provided by the user is not scalar, set the output equal to non-scalar. . If the value of x provided by the user is not a whole number, round it down to the nearest whole number, then proceed in determining whether it is odd or eve

Develop a function odd_even that determines whether a number is odd or even. It must have the following features: . It must take in a scalar value x. • Its output is a character value y. . If the value is odd, set the output equal to odd, otherwise, set it to even. . If the value of x provided by the user is not scalar, set the output equal to non-scalar. . If the value of x provided by the user is not a whole number, round it down to the nearest whole number, then proceed in determining whether it is odd or eve

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter6: User-defined Functions

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