Complete (in C++) the pseudocode below by including a SWITCH statement that takes the user input (an integer between 26-30) and prints out a countdown in its English equivalent. For example: if the user inputs “26”, the code will print “twenty-six” and finish. If the user inputs “30”, the code will print “thirty” on the first line, “twenty-nine” on the next line and so on down to “twenty-six”. CREATE inputNum PRINT ("Please enter a number between 26-30 to start counting from:") READ inputNum WHILE inputNum >= 26 AND inputNum <= 30 BEGIN WHILE END WHILE

Complete (in C++) the pseudocode below by including a SWITCH statement that takes the user input (an integer between 26-30) and prints out a countdown in its English equivalent. For example: if the user inputs “26”, the code will print “twenty-six” and finish. If the user inputs “30”, the code will print “thirty” on the first line, “twenty-nine” on the next line and so on down to “twenty-six”. CREATE inputNum PRINT ("Please enter a number between 26-30 to start counting from:") READ inputNum WHILE inputNum >= 26 AND inputNum <= 30 BEGIN WHILE END WHILE

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