Answer Happy

Jimmie Flowers, known as Agent 13, is back! However, he has a secret that until now nobody has noticed (although we aren't sure how we missed it!) Jimmie can't stand to have objects that are not properly aligned. If any object is slanted (not aligned), he feels obligated to adjust that object to properly align them. Jimmie needs your help, though! He wants you to take bricks (which we will represent by just one of their edges) and determine if they are aligned or not. The Problem: Given two unique points on a line, create a function that will accept these points and determine if the line is a horizontal or vertical line. How to check if there is vertical or horizontal line Given with two object points: P, (x,y), and P2 (ty). To determine if there are any vertical or horizontal lines, we check if either (x,xorly, y). Note: You need to implement pass by reference in solving this problem to demonstrate the use of pointers. Input Format: The input will begin with a single, positive integer, R, on a single line, representing the number of objects followed by the object unique points separated by line. For each object, there will be four non-negative integers, xl, yl. 22 and y2 (all S 100), on a single line cach separated by a single space where xl, yl) represents one point on the edge and (x2, y2) represents a second and different) point on the same edge. Example Input Output Format For each object, if it is slanted (not horizontal or vertical), output "We need to fix this" or output "It's all good" if it is not. Each output should be on a separate line. Example Output We need to fix this It's all good Example Program Execution: Example

1132 1131 we need to fix this It's all good Example 2 13510 5541 1121 It's all good It's all food He need to fix this Me need to fix this It's all good Note: Use the input from the screen shot above to test your program.