In C++

Exercise 5 - In one program, write 3 separate functions, and use them 1) Write the function body for each: int squarelnteger s( int x) double squareDoublel double d) float squareFloat ( float f) They basically do the same thing, square a number, but use different argument datatypes. 2) Test Each function with: Using int 4, double 4.9, float 9.4 What happened when you use the 1 correct data type as input? What happened when you use the 2 incorrect data types as inputs? What is the lesson this teaches you about functions