create a c$++$ program. We are going to make $3$ math functions today.

$1.$ Create the pow $($power$)$ function in myMath.h

$[$kslott@empress cs$111]$ emacs myMath.h

$/**************************************$ function comment

b is base $$ explain what each parameter is

e is exponent

This function will return the answer of b$^$e $$ explain what the function does and returns

$**************************************/$

int pow$($int b$,$ int e$)$

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$2.$ Compile myMath.h$.$

$[$kslott@empress cs$111]$ g$++$ myMath.h

If you have errors, fix them.

$3.$ Test your pow function in the main.

$[$kslott@empress cs$111]$ emacs testMyMath.cpp

$//$testMyMath$.$cpp

#include

using namespace std;

#include $$myMath$.$h$//$This line will be replaced by all the code from myMath.h

int main$()$

$\{//$Explore different ways to call functions

cout $<<$ pow$(2,3)<<$ endl; $8//$ You can call the function in a cout.

$//$ You will see what the function returns.

int ans $=$ pow$(5,2)$; $//$ Storing what the function returns into a variable ans.

cout $<<$ ans $<<$ endl; $25$

int base, power;

cout $<<$Enter base: $$;

cin $>>$ base;