//C++ program - Demonstrates that default values can not be used in conjunction with Overloaded functions (PROGRAM DOESN'T COMPILE: Gives // // // Error)
#include 
using namespace std;

int Volume(int, int=25, int = 1);
float Volume(float,float);

int main()
{     
    int length = 100, width = 50, height = 2;
    int volume;
    volume = Volume(length, width, height);
    cout <<"First volume with all parameters = " << volume << endl;
    volume = Volume(length, width);
    cout <<"Second volume with one default = " << volume << endl;
    volume = Volume(length,width);
    cout <<"Third volume with two defaults = " << volume << endl;
    cout << "Overloading example = " << Volume(45.0,4.5) << endl;
    system ("pause");
    return 0;
}    

int Volume(int len, int wid, int hit)
{ 
    return(len*wid*hit);
}

float Volume(float x, float y)
{
    return(x/y);
}