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use of function

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heloo
can anyone plz tell me how use functions like power and setw....
in programmes...
thanku
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heloo
can anyone plz tell me how use functions like power and setw....
Probably.
What did you try? With what do you have problems?
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well its like this i have writen program that asks user to input even and odd integers and then add the even and odd integers seperatley and divide them by pi=3.14 and it should give the answer upto 3 decimal points...
i dont know how to set the width.....
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You will need to include this to set width

#include <iomanip>

Then use setw (#)
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