Task list:

1. Create a source code file named lab16.cpp. 2. From the main function, start by prompting the user for a choice as: What action do you want to perform? (a=add, s=subtract, m=multiply, d=divide, x=mod) and save the response in a variable of type char (will contain either a, s, m, d, or x). 3. Prompt the user for 2 additional numeric values of type int. 4. Create and call a function and pas the 3 argument variables that the user just entered. Notice that the sample function above has only 2 argument variables. 5. The function should use the switch statement to calculate the result. 6. Refer to the expected output listing below.

SAMPLE OUTPUT

/user/faculty

What action do you want to perform?

(a=add, s=subtract, m=multiply, d=divide, x=mod)

a

Enter first number

9

Enter second number

4

The result is 13

/user/faculty

What action do you want to perform?

(a=add, s=subtract, m=multiply, d=divide, x=mod)

s

Enter first number

9

Enter second number

4

The result is 5

/user/faculty

What action do you want to perform?

(a=add, s=subtract, m=multiply, d=divide, x=mod)

m

Enter first number

9

Enter second number

4

The result is 36

/user/faculty

What action do you want to perform?

(a=add, s=subtract, m=multiply, d=divide, x=mod)

d

Enter first number

9

Enter second number

4

The result is 2

/user/faculty

What action do you want to perform?

(a=add, s=subtract, m=multiply, d=divide, x=mod)

x

Enter first number

9

Enter second number

4

The result is 1

/user/faculty

What action do you want to perform?

(a=add, s=subtract, m=multiply, d=divide, x=mod)

g

Enter first number

9

Enter second number

4

Wrong choice.

I am returning zero. The result is 0

/user/faculty