Assume that type Money, a structured type with two int fields, dollars and cents, has been declared . Write the definition of a function named normalize that receives a Money argument and returns a Money value. What it returns is the “normalized” equivalent of the argument, that is, a value that is equivalent but where cents is a number between 0 and 99 inclusive. So if a Money value of 5 dollars and 325 cents was passed, a Money value of 8 dollars and 25 cents would be returned.
LANGUAGE: C++
CHALLENGE:
Assume that type Money, a structured type with two int fields, dollars and cents, has been declared . Write the definition of a function named normalize that receives a Money argument and returns a Money value. What it returns is the “normalized” equivalent of the argument, that is, a value that is equivalent but where cents is a number between 0 and 99 inclusive. So if a Money value of 5 dollars and 325 cents was passed, a Money value of 8 dollars and 25 cents would be returned.
SOLUTION:
Money normalize (Money unNormalized){
unNormalized.dollars = unNormalized.dollars + unNormalized.cents/100;
unNormalized.cents = unNormalized.cents % 100;
return unNormalized;
}