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[Similar to lab 10 \ Part D \ Exercise 1] Using one of the loop structures, write function myPower(int x, int y) which calculates x<sup>y</sup>. Test the function in main using simple values entered by the user. Sample output Enter base: 2 Enter exponent: 5 2 to the power of 5 = 32

          [Similar to lab 10 \ Part D \ Exercise 1]
Using one of the loop structures, write function myPower(int x, int y) which calculates
x<sup>y</sup>. Test the function in main using simple values entered by the user.
Sample output
Enter base: 2
Enter exponent: 5
2 to the power of 5 = 32
        
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[Similar to lab 10  Part D  Exercise 1]
Using one of the loop structures, write function myPower(int x, int y) which calculates
x<sup>y</sup>. Test the function in main using simple values entered by the user.
Sample output
Enter base: 2
Enter exponent: 5
2 to the power of 5 = 32

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I need C++ code and a screenshot of the output. [Similar to Lab 10 Part D Exercise 1] Using one of the loop structures, write a function mxPower(int x, int y) which calculates xy. Test the function in main using simple values entered by the user. Sample output: Enter base: 2 Enter exponent: 2 to the power of 5 = 32
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00:01 We're going to be creating a c+ + program that will do basic calculations.
00:08 So to get started, we want to create four different global variables.
00:15 Global variables are variables we can call throughout the program.
00:20 So here, i've created a message that welcomes the user and tells the user to enter a choice, one for an ad, two for multiple, 3 for divide, 5 4, 4, subtract, and 5 for x .m.
00:39 If you run this, we can see our menu here.
00:47 Here in this line of code, i've gotten the input from the user.
00:54 This is what cn does.
00:58 So next, we want to create a switch statement.
01:08 Switch statement is kind of like an if statement.
01:11 With a switch statement, you have a condition and you have cases.
01:19 Within each case is how you define your condition...
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