Area under curve, Mathematics

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w/ You could use this sample code to test your C functions
// Please make appropriate changes to use this for C++.

// Following main function contains 3 representative test cases

int main() {
// test case 1
{
int noOfTerms = 2;
struct Term *equation = (struct Term*)malloc(sizeof(struct Term) * noOfTerms);
equation[0].exponent = 1;
equation[0].coefficient = 1;

equation[1].exponent = 2;
equation[1].coefficient = 3;

int limit1 = 4;
int limit2 = 8;

double usrout = getAreaUnderCurve(equation, noOfTerms, limit1, limit2);
printf("%lf", usrout);

}

// test case 2
{
int noOfTerms = 1;
struct Term *equation = (struct Term*)malloc(sizeof(struct Term) * noOfTerms);
equation[0].exponent =1;
equation[0].coefficient = 1;

int limit1 = 1;
int limit2 = 1;

double usrout = getAreaUnderCurve(equation, noOfTerms, limit1, limit2);
printf("%lf", usrout);

}

// test case 3
{
int noOfTerms = 1;
struct Term *equation = (struct Term*)malloc(sizeof(struct Term) * noOfTerms);
equation[0].exponent =1;
equation[0].coefficient = 1;

int limit1 = 2;
int limit2 = 1;

double usrout = getAreaUnderCurve(equation, noOfTerms, limit1, limit2);
printf("%lf", usrout);
}
}

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