Given the following template code, write the C++ function header(s) for maxValue that the compiler would generate. You do not need to include the body of the function(s).

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Given the following template code, write the C++ function header(s) for maxValue that the compiler would generate. You do not need to include the body of the function(s).

 

 

template<typename T> T maxValue(T val1, T val2) {
if (vall> val2)
return val1;
return val2;
else
}
int main() {
cout << maxValue('A', 'Z') << endl;
maxValue(100, 99) << endl;
cout <<
}
Transcribed Image Text:template<typename T> T maxValue(T val1, T val2) { if (vall> val2) return val1; return val2; else } int main() { cout << maxValue('A', 'Z') << endl; maxValue(100, 99) << endl; cout << }
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