Computers and Technology, 02.11.2019 04:31 erica437
Create a vector of structures experiments that stores information on subjects used in an experiment. each struct has four fields: num, name, weights, and height. the field num is an integer, name is a string, weights is a vector with two values (both of which are double values), and height is a struct with fields feet and inches (both of which are integers). then, write a function printhts that will receive a vector in this format and will print the height of each subject in inches. this function calls another function howhigh that receives a height struct and returns the total height in inches. this function could also be called separately. here is an example of calling the printhts function (assuming the preceding data), which calls the howhigh function:
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