using codeblocks
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//program to find value of y raised to x using function.
#include<stdio.h> //header file
#include<math.h> //for pow() function
void x_power_y(); // function prototype/declaration with return type zero.
int main() //main function
{
x_power_y(); // function calling.
return 0; //returns 0 value
}
void x_power_y() // function body line ; also called function definition
{
int x,y,output; // variable declaration
printf("enter a number;base(x)\n"); //message display to input a number
scanf("%d",&x); //gets input
printf("enter power(y)\n");
scanf("%d",&y); //gets value for power.
output=pow(x,y); //finds power using pow() function
printf("y raised to x=%d\n",output); //display of output.
}
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using turbo c++
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//program to find value of y raised to x using function.
#include<stdio.h> //header file
#include<math.h> //for pow() function
void x_power_y(); // function prototype/declaration with return type zero.
int main() //main function
{
x_power_y(); // function calling.
return 0; //returns 0 value
}
void x_power_y() // function body line ; also called function definition
{
int x,y,output; // variable declaration
printf("enter a number;base(x)\n"); //message display to input a number
scanf("%d",&x); //gets input
printf("enter power(y)\n");
scanf("%d",&y); //gets value for power.
output=pow(x,y); //finds power using pow() function
printf("y raised to x=%d\n",output); //display of output.
}
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on some online compiler, this program works even without math,h
But Better if we put it.
