utility.cpp File Reference

#include "utility.hpp"

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Functions
int	square (int x)
	Squares a number.
int	multiply (int x, int y)
	Multiplies two numbers.
int	magic (int x)
	Function for magic math.
int	battleOfTheFiveGods ()
	Multiplies all the gods together.

Function Documentation

battleOfTheFiveGods()

int battleOfTheFiveGods

(

)

Multiplies all the gods together.

This function just multiplies the five god constants together.

Returns

The product of the five numbers.

Definition at line 15 of file utility.cpp.

                          {
    return MEW2KING * ARMADA * HUNGRYBOX * MANGO * PPMD;
}

References ARMADA, HUNGRYBOX, MANGO, MEW2KING, and PPMD.

Referenced by testNumbers().

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magic()

int magic

(

int

x

)

Function for magic math.

This function multiplies a number by the magic number.

Parameters

x	The number on which to perfom magic.

Returns

The magic product of the number.

Definition at line 11 of file utility.cpp.

                 {
    return MAGIC_NUMBER * x;
}

References MAGIC_NUMBER.

Referenced by testNumbers().

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multiply()

int multiply	(	int	x,
		int	y
	)

Multiplies two numbers.

This function multiplies a number times another number and returns the result of those two numbers multiplied together. The result is the product of the two numbers, and that is the value that is returned by this function.

Parameters

x	The first operand.
y	The second operand.

Returns

The product of x and y.

Definition at line 7 of file utility.cpp.

                           {
    return x * y;
}

Referenced by Dog::run(), Dog::sleep(), and testNumbers().

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square()

int square

(

int

x

)

Squares a number.

This function multiplies a given number by itself, which results in the square of that number.

Parameters

x	The number to square.

Returns

The square of the number.

Definition at line 3 of file utility.cpp.

                  {
    return x * x;
}

Referenced by testNumbers().

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