C++ Programming: A Practical Approach

Class Features 133

float min1(float a,float b,float c)

{

float lowest;

if (a<b)

lowest= a;

else

lowest=b;

if(c<lowest)

lowest=c;

return lowest;

}

}

namespace Amrik

{

float x=17.07;

float max1(float a,float b,float c)

{

float highest=(a > b)&& ( a > c)? a : (b >c) ? b : c ;

return highest;

}

float min1(float a,float b,float c)

{

float lowest=(a < b)&& ( a < c)? a : (b <c) ? b : c ;

return lowest;

}

}

int main()

{

float m1=Amrik::max1(1.1,5.5,12);

float m2=Rex::min1(1.1,5.5,12);

cout<<"Maximum number between (1.1,5.5,12) is "<<m1<<endl;

cout<<"Minimum number between (1.1,5.5,12) is "<<m2<<endl;

m1=Rex::max1(1.1,5.5,12);

m2=Amrik::min1(1.1,5.5,12); ...