This C++ program defines a function called confusion that takes in two integer parameters x and y, modifies x to be 2 times its original value plus y, and returns x. It then calls main, which declares integer variables x and y, calls confusion on them twice to modify their values, prints out the final values of x and y, and returns 0.
This C++ program defines a function called confusion that takes in two integer parameters x and y, modifies x to be 2 times its original value plus y, and returns x. It then calls main, which declares integer variables x and y, calls confusion on them twice to modify their values, prints out the final values of x and y, and returns 0.
This C++ program defines a function called confusion that takes in two integer parameters x and y, modifies x to be 2 times its original value plus y, and returns x. It then calls main, which declares integer variables x and y, calls confusion on them twice to modify their values, prints out the final values of x and y, and returns 0.