A struct can be passed to a function as a parameter. The rule for passing a struct as a parameter is

the same as that of a simple variable. If you are modifying any of the members of the struct, then

you need to pass the struct as call$-$by$-$reference. In the above program, we do not modify the

members, so we can pass the struct to a function as call$-$by$-$value. Here is the modified version of

the above program with a function that has the struct as its parameter

Modify the P$61$a$.$cpp program such that it:

$$ Ask the user to enter the data of two different loans. Use a function called initialize$\_$loan

to initialize each loan.

o The function will only initialize one loan at a time.

o The function must not return any value.

o The function must only receive as argument one structure $($a Loan structure$).$

$$ The program should also compute and display the monthly payment for each loan using

only one function.

$//$ P$61$a$.$cpp $-$ This program creates uses a structure for loan, initialize it from the keyboard, then displays t

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