C++

Write a function stepSizePrint. This function takes three integer parameters: a starting point, an ending point, and a step size. This function should print out all the numbers between the starting point and the ending point with intervals of the step size.

• Your function should be named stepSizePrint

• Your function should take three integers: starting point, ending point, and step size. They must be in this order.

• Your function should not return anything.

• Your function should print/output one number each line as described above.

Note:

• You do not need to write the main(), the include, or namespace commands, you only need to write the function definition.
• When step size is positive, the ending point needs to be larger than the starting point; if the step size is negative, the ending point should be smaller than the starting point. Any inputs that do not meet this requirement should print:

Wrong settings!

• The step size needs to be non-zero. When step size is zero, please print:

Step size cannot be zero.

• When printing out the numbers, you should always include the starting point but exclude the ending point.
• See examples below.

For example:

Test	Result
stepSizePrint(0, 5, 2);	0 2 4
stepSizePrint(0, 5, -2);	Wrong settings!
stepSizePrint(-3, -10, -2);	-3 -5 -7 -9
stepSizePrint(0, 4, 2);	0 2