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makkiz [27]
3 years ago
10

Write the statement that includes a friend function named before in the class dateType that takes as parameters two objects of t

ype dateType and returns true if the date represented by the first object comes before the date represented by the second object; otherwise, the function returns false.
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Lerok [7]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

In opp friend function is a function that gives the same access to private and protected data. It is declared in class that is granting access.

Explanation:

#include<iostream.h>

using namespace std;

class Sum

{

 int a, b, add;

 public:

 void input()  

{

 cout << "Enter the value of l and m:";

 cin >> l>>m;     taking input from users

}

 friend void add(sum &t);

 void display()  

{

  cout << "The sum is :" << z;

}

};

 void add(sum & p)  

{

  p.add = p.a + p.b;

}

 int main()  

{

  sum p1;

  p1.input();

  add(p1);

  p1.display();

  return false;  

if(display==5)  

{

 return true;  //true is returned if sum is equal to 5

}

else        //if they are not the same

{

 return false;

}

}

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