Q2) Write a C function called SortTriple that has three integers parameters namely, low, mid, and high. After executing the function SortTriple the function will swap the values of the three parameters so that low store the smallest value of the three values, high stores the biggest value of the three values, and mid store the middle value of the three values. Q3) Write a main function to test your SortTriple will ask the user to enter the three values, then uses SortTriple to reorder the values if required. The main function should print the value in the correct order and a message to indicate if the values were in the correct order or not. Sample Input/output please enter the low value: 7 please enter the mid value: 2

Q2) Write a C function called SortTriple that has three integers parameters namely, low, mid, and high. After executing the function SortTriple the function will swap the values of the three parameters so that low store the smallest value of the three values, high stores the biggest value of the three values, and mid store the middle value of the three values. Q3) Write a main function to test your SortTriple will ask the user to enter the three values, then uses SortTriple to reorder the values if required. The main function should print the value in the correct order and a message to indicate if the values were in the correct order or not. Sample Input/output please enter the low value: 7 please enter the mid value: 2

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Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions

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