Question

Description:

In this program, you'll reuse the Monster data type you wrote in LA11A. Then, you'll write a function that accepts a Monster as an argument by reference, then print the Monster to the screen.

Again, this will be structured as a guided multiple choice quiz where you will choose the appropriate code for a program. After you have gotten a perfect score, write out the program and compile and run it to see it in action.

Instructions:

Choose the correct C++ code for each requirement presented.

Sample Run:

Monster name: Kobold
Monster movement: 2
Monster dps: 1.25

Answer 1

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
struct Monster{
        string name;
        int movement;
        double dps;
};
void printData(Monster &m){
        cout<<"Monster name: "<<m.name<<endl;
        cout<<"Monster movement: "<<m.movement<<endl;
        cout<<"Monster dps: "<<m.dps<<endl;
}
int main(){
        Monster m ={"kobold",2,1.25};
        printData(m);
}

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