Overview

For this daily, write a function named stats that will test three integer values to determine whether one or more

conditions is true.

A CPP file $($stats$.$cpp$)$ has been provided. It contains the prototype statement for the stats function, declaration

for six integer variables $($num$1,$ num$2,$ num$3,$ rand$\_$num$1,$ rand$\_$num$2,$ and rand$\_$num$3),$ code that will ask the

user to enter three values, and various calling statements for the stats function.

Add the stats function that is described below to the file. DO NOT change the code that is provided in int main$().$

void stats$($ int, int, int $)$

The stats function tests three integer values to determine whether one or more of the following conditions is

true. The conditions to test are:

$1==$ the first and second numbers are both even.

$2==$ the first number is less than both the second and the third.

$3==$ the second or the third number is odd.

$4==$ either the first or the second numbers are less than the third.

The stats function takes three integer arguments: the three integer values to use in the tests. It returns nothing.

Using the three passed in integers, check the four conditions, and for each condition that is true, print the

corresponding test number followed by a space character.

Print a new line at the beginning and end of the output produced by the function.

For example, if the passed in values are $4,8,$ and $10,$ the function should display:

$124$

since $4$ and $8$ are both even $($condition $1),4$ is less than both $8$ and $10($condition $2),$ and $4$ or $8$ is less than $10$

$($condition $4).$ Condition $3$ fails because neither $8$ nor $10$ is odd.

Use the following code to start writing the c$++$ program: $//$Compound Relational daily

#include

#include

#include

using namespace std;

$//$function prototype

void stats$($int$,$ int, int$)$;

const int START$\_$TEST $=5$;

const int NUM$\_$TESTS $=3$;

int main$()$

$\{$

int num$1,$ num$2,$ num$3$;

int rand$\_$num$1,$ rand$\_$num$2,$ rand$\_$num$3$;

int seed$\_$value;

$//$Get three numbers to test

cout $<<$ "What is the first number? $"$;

cin $>>$ num$1$;

cout $<<$ "What is the second number? $"$;

cin $>>$ num$2$;

cout $<<$ "What is the third number? $"$;

cin $>>$ num$3$;

cout $<<$ endl $<<$ "What is the seed value for the random number generator? $"$;

cin $>>$ seed$\_$value;

$//$Test the function with user input

cout $<<$ endl $<<$ "Test $1$: check the $\backslash \text{'}$stats$\backslash \text{'}$ on the numbers: $"<<$ num$1<<","<<$ num$2<<",$ and $"<<$ num$3<<$ endl;

stats$($num$1,$ num$2,$ num$3)$;

$//$Test the function with known values

cout $<<$ endl $<<$ "Test $2$: check the $\backslash \text{'}$stats$\backslash \text{'}$ on the numbers: $1,5,$ and $9"<<$ endl;

stats$(1,5,9)$;

cout $<<$ endl $<<$ "Test $3$: check the $\backslash \text{'}$stats$\backslash \text{'}$ on the numbers: $6,4,$ and $6"<<$ endl;

stats$(6,4,6)$;

cout $<<$ endl $<<$ "Test $4$: check the $\backslash \text{'}$stats$\backslash \text{'}$ on the numbers: $9,5,$ and $1"<<$ endl;

stats$(9,5,1)$;

$//$test the function with random values

$//$seed the random number generator with a value of $15$

srand$($seed$\_$value$)$;

$//$conduct the extra tests with the random numbers

for$($int testNum $=$ START$\_$TEST; testNum $<$ START$\_$TEST $+$ NUM$\_$TESTS; testNum$++)$

$\{$

$//$generate the three random numbers that will be used by the test

rand$\_$num$1=$ rand$()$;

rand$\_$num$2=$ rand$()$;

rand$\_$num$3=$ rand$()$;

$//$display the heading for the test, including the random n umbers

cout $<<$ endl $<<$ "Test $"<<$ testNum $<<"$: check the $\backslash \text{'}$stats$\backslash \text{'}$ on the numbers: $"$

$<<$ rand$\_$num$1<<","<<$ rand$\_$num$2<<",$ and $"<<$ rand$\_$num$3<<$ endl;

$//$determine the stats for the $3$ random numbers

stats$($rand$\_$num$1,$ rand$\_$num$2,$ rand$\_$num$3)$;

$\}$

return $0$;

$\}$

$//$Code the stats function below this line