You can take 7 of 13 from 100 You can take 10 of 1.3 from 10

#include  // function declaration int quotient(int dividend, int divisor); // main routine int main(int argc, const char * argv[]) { int intValue1 = 100; int intValue2 = 13; std::cout << "You can take " << quotient(intValue1,intValue2); std::cout << " of " << intValue2; std::cout << " from " << intValue1 << std::endl; double doubleValue1 = 10; double doubleValue2 = 1.3; std::cout << "You can take " << quotient(doubleValue1,doubleValue2); std::cout << " of " << doubleValue2; std::cout << " from " << doubleValue1 << std::endl; return 0; } // function definition int quotient(int dividend, int divisor){ return dividend / divisor; }

• Add a overloaded function to make the code works.
• Use an appropriate data type for each variable and function.
• Do not change 'main' function body.
• correct in C++

• Correct code should output like:

  • You can take 7 of 13 from 100 You can take 7 of 1.3 from 10