This Program Gets Values From The User And Then Runs A Calculation This program gets values from the user, and then runs a calculation. All values are passed by reference (by address), so the main() function sees the changed values of the variables. The first function ( getValues() ) gets user input. The second function ( calcCubic ) performs the calculations, and the third function ( printCubic() ) prints the value of the calculation. Here is the code: And here is the output: Now, you enter the code, and run it. (No Flowchart this time). Upload your .c file and a screen shot of your code output saved in a Word document including the path name directory at the top of the screen into the dropbox for grading.
Paper For Above instruction This paper discusses the implementation and execution of a C programming task that involves input handling, calculation, and output display, focusing on passing variables by reference and functions' roles. The objective is to develop a program that accepts user input, performs a cubic calculation on the input value, and outputs the result, demonstrating an understanding of C function parameter passing, memory addresses, and modular programming principles. The core functionality centers around three functions: getValues() , calcCubic() , and printCubic() . The first function, getValues()