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C++ » Function » Function Overloaded Screenshots  Overload abs() three ways   #include <iostream> using namespace std; int abs(int n); double abs(double n); int main() {   cout << "Absolute value of -10: " << abs(-10) << endl;   cout << "Absolute value of -10.01: " << abs(-10.01) << endl;   return 0; } int abs(int n) {   cout << "In integer abs()\n";   return n<0 ? -n : n; } double abs(double n) {   cout << "In double abs()\n";   return n<0 ? -n : n; }                          Related examples in the same category 1. Functions differ in number of parameters 2. Overload function: int and long 3. Create three functions called prompt( ) that perform this task for data of types int, double, and long 4. Overload function to accept integer or char * argument 5. Overload the min() function. 6. Compute area of a rectangle using overloaded functions. 7. Overload function: int and float 8. function overloading between int and string type