Goal: Defining functions with reference parameters using C$++$

Assignment: Imagine you're developing a basic financial application to help users manage their budgets. A feature you want to implement is a quick calculation tool that allows users to input two financial amounts and then outputs both the total sum $($to estimate combined expenses or income$)$ and the absolute difference $($to estimate savings or overspending$).$ This feature is intended to provide immediate feedback on financial decisions.

Write the definition of a function named sumAndDifference that has four int parameters:: amount$1,$ amount$2,$ totalSum, and absoluteDifference$.$

The first two parameters, amount$1$ and amount$2,$ represent financial amounts $($e$.$g$.,$ income, expenses$).$ The function calculates the sum of amount$1$ and amount$2$ and stores the result in totalSum. The function also calculates the absolute difference between amount$1$ and amount$2$ and stores the result in absoluteDifference$.$ The function returns nothing but uses reference parameters to output the calculated values.

Hint: abs$($number$)$ is a function that returns the absolute number value and is available in the cmath library.

Note: You will need to write the function definition according to the type specifications. Assume all the header files for the required libraries have been included.

Write the definition of a function named sumAndDifference that has four int parameters:: amount$1,$ amount$2,$ totalSum, and absoluteDifference$.$

and amount$2$ and stores the result in absoluteDifference$.$ The function returns nothing but uses reference parameters to output the calculated values.

Hint: abs$($number$)$ is a function that returns the absolute number value and is available in the cmath library.

Note: You will need to write the function definition according to the type specifications. Assume all the header files for the required libraries have been included.