Answer :
Using the computational language in C++ it is possible to write a code that converts total Tablespoons to cups and tablespoons.
Writting the code in C++:
#include
using namespace std;
void ConvertVolume(int totalTablespoons, int &cups, int &tablespoons) {
// compute the cups and tablespoons
// as they are passed by reference,
// the change will also reflect in the main function
cups = totalTablespoons / 16;
tablespoons = totalTablespoons % 16;
}
int main() {
int usrCups;
int usrTablespoons;
int totalTablespoons;
// user input
cin>>totalTablespoons;
// call the function
ConvertVolume(totalTablespoons, usrCups, usrTablespoons);
// print the output
cout<
return 0;
}
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The function Convert Volume() converts total tablespoons into cups and tablespoons based on the US Customary System. It returns false if the input is negative. If the input is positive,Then it performs the conversion and updates the parameters accordingly.
This Is How To Implement it :
def ConvertVolume(total_tablespoons, cups, tablespoons):
"""" Converts tablespoons to cups and remaining tablespoons.
Args:
total_tablespoons: Total number of tablespoons (integer).
cups: Reference to an integer variable to store the number of cups (modified).
tablespoons: Reference to an integer variable to store the remaining tablespoons (modified).
Returns:
True if the conversion is successful (total_tablespoons is non-negative), False otherwise.
"""
if total_tablespoons < 0:
return False # Negative total tablespoons, return failure
cups.value = total_tablespoons // 16 # Integer division for full cups
tablespoons.value = total_tablespoons % 16 # Remaining tablespoons
return True
