Write a C program Objectives:Implement a program using the if-else selection structure.DescriptionInput two numbers. Determine and print the larger number, smaller number. Also, print the twonumbers in ascending and descending order.Test data:rinputs */Enter 1st number: 4Enter 2nd number: 2Smaller number :2 "output */Larger number :4 *output */Ascending order : 2,4 "output */Descending order: 4,2Sample Output if ApplicableGa Z:ICCS121G4L13382-1\EXER9.EXEInput two nunbers 12 45Smaller NunberiLarger Nunber:Ascending Order 12 45Descending Order: 45 12_1245

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Description hput two numbers. Determine and print the larger number, smaller number. Als umbers in ascending and descending order. Test data: Enter 1st number: 4 Enter 2nd number. 2 r'inputs "/ Smaller number : 2 "output "/ Larger number :4 "output "/ Ascending order : 2,4 "output "/ Descending order. 4,2

Description hput two numbers. Determine and print the larger number, smaller number. Als umbers in ascending and descending order. Test data: Enter 1st number: 4 Enter 2nd number. 2 r'inputs "/ Smaller number : 2 "output "/ Larger number :4 "output "/ Ascending order : 2,4 "output "/ Descending order. 4,2

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