Write templated functions to perform math on varying numeric data types.

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Requirements

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Define functions named "half" that accept a single argument, and return a value of that same type.

For floating$-$point types $($float$,$ double$),$ return half of the value passed in as argument.

For integer types $($int$),$ return half the value, rounded according to usual rounding rules $(0\mathrm{.}5$ or higher, round up; otherwise round down.$)$

Build a driver in main to test these functions and display their output.

Functions must pass parameters and return values as needed, using only local variables. Global variables are not allowed.

Use comments to document your program as you see fit. Include comments at the beginning of your program with your name, the class $($with section$),$ and the date.

$//$ Josh Junior

$//$ CIS $1202101$

$//$ January $31,2021$

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Sample Output

Tips

In C$++,$ templates can use generic types, explicit types, or both.

For the case of double and float, write a templated function. For integers, explicitly specify the type.

In C$++$ the round function expects a floating$-$point type. Use static$\_$cast to convert the argument in the case of integers.