Suppose a graphics program needs a function to indicate whether one rectangle is smaller than another rectangle. A rectangle is specified by its upper-left coordinate and bottom-right coordinate. If the first rectangle is (1, 1) and (2,3), and the second is (0,0) and (10,10), the function returns true. HINTS
• Use copy paste to ensure your parameters exactly match the arguments. You can use the same names for parameters as the arguments.
• Declare local variables r1 Area and r2 Area to make your comparison expression simpler.
• Use the abs() function in cstdlib (requires #include).
• Take great care to check and recheck that your calculations involve the correct values.
Lab Functions: Rectangles sizes
Activity
main. cpp
1 #include 2 #include 3 using namespace std;
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5 Type your code here */
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8 int mainot
9 int Pixul, riyul, ribe, riyor; // x upper-left, y upper-left, x botton-right, y bottom-right
10 int r2xul, rzyul, r2xbr, rzybr;
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12 cin >> rixul; cin >> riyul; cin >> rlxr; cin >> riyor;
13 cin >> rxul; cin >> rZyul; cin >> r2xr; cin >> rzybr;
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15 cout << , riyul, rixbr, riyor, r2xul, r2yul, r2xor, rzybr) << endl;
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17 return;
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