Question

1. Write a function called is_equal(). This function will take as an argument two integers.

2. Call the is_equal function and supply two integers. You do not need to get the integers from the keyboard.

3. Compare the two integers. If the two integers are equal, then print "equal". If the two integers are not equal, print "not equal".

4. Call the function from your main code to execute the function.

Sample output:

equal

Sample output:

not equal

Answer 1

Here our task is to create a function called 'is_equal' which check the equality between two integers and print apropriate result

points to remember

• Our function need two integer argument (Two recive two integers)
• we can use if-else statements to check the in equality and take apropriate decision
• '==' operator is used for checking the eqality
• if '==' operator returns true then body of if execute otherwise body of else execute
• printing can doen by using 'cout'

(You didnt mentioned any specific language to code this,hence i assume any language is fine .If you need code in a specific language please repost the question mentioning the language you need help with)

Now let's see how to code this in C++

CODE

(Please read all comments for tthe better understanding of the program)

SAMPLE RUN

I am also attaching the text version of the code in case you nee to copy paste

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

void is_equal(int x,int y){ //'is_equal' function definition
if (x==y){ //check whether x is equal to y or not
cout<<"equal"; //if yes print equal
  
}
else{ //if not equal 'Not equal 'will print
cout<<"not equal";
}
}

int main() //main function starts here
{
is_equal(10,10); // calling the is_equal function with integer value 10,10

return 0;
}