Write a non-void C++ function that takes two parameters, a vector of integers V and an integer n. You may assume that the size of V is divisible by n. Split the vector V to n parts. The function should return a vector of size n that contains the maximum value of each part.

Write a non-void C++ function that takes two parameters, a vector of integers V and an integer n. You may assume that the size of V is divisible by n. Split the vector V to n parts. The function should return a vector of size n that contains the maximum value of each part.

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