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- Write a C++ program that:
- Define a void function named Max() with two parameters. The function accepts two arguments: two double-type numbers, and the function will compare those two numbers and displays the larger one.
- In the main function of the program, prompt user to enter two double numbers, and then the Max() function will be called to print the result.
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