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Transcribed Image Text:### C++ Program Task
Create a C++ program that takes two integer inputs and performs the following:
- Outputs the first input when the first integer is greater than or equal to the second integer.
- Outputs the second integer when the second integer is greater than but not equal to the first integer.
This task encourages students to explore conditional statements and logical operations fundamental to programming in C++.
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- Step 1: Include the standard library for i/o operations.
- Step 2: Create the greatest(int a, int b) function that takes two parameters a and b, and returns the greatest between the two.
- Step 3: Inside the greatest(int a, int b) function, check whether a is greater than or equal to b.
- Step 4: If the condition is valid then return a, otherwise, return b.
- Step 5: Create the main() method.
- Step 6: Inside the main() method, declare two integer variables n1 and n2.
- Step 7: Take the first number from the user and store it in variable n1.
- Step 8: Take the second number from the user and store it in variable n2.
- Step 9: Display the greatest number between n1 and n2 by calling the function greatest(n1,n2).
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