Write a c++ program to input an integer number, then check the following: If this number is greater than 50 or less than 20, the program should print "even " or "odd" depends on the entered number (i.e.., when the entered number is even then print "even" and print "odd" when it is odd). Otherwise, the program should print "out of range".

Write a c++ program to input an integer number, then check the following: If this number is greater than 50 or less than 20, the program should print "even " or "odd" depends on the entered number (i.e.., when the entered number is even then print "even" and print "odd" when it is odd). Otherwise, the program should print "out of range".

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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