From Object- Oriented programming using C++, by Joyce Farrell, fourth edition.

Write a recursive function named power() that takes two integers as arguments. The function finds the value of the first integer raised to the power of the second integer. Base your recursive function on the knowledge that for any two numbers x and n, x^n = x * x^n-1. Write a main() function that demonstrates that the power() function works correctly.

Chapter 14 Lab 1 Exercise9 Pages 727 Instructions: Follow the instructions in your book Example Output: Enter in the base value:2 Enter in the exponent: 4 2 raised to the 4 power (2A4) is 16