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START ASSUMPTIONS: X and Y can be any numbers. OUTPUT "Please enter two numbers." Tomson INPUT XY TOTAL = X+Y OUTPUT "The sum is: ", TOTAL STOP Figure 6-1 To become a more creative programmer, force yourself to consider alternative solutions - don't rely on your first approach. It may not be the best one. To help you consider an alternative approach for this trivial problem, assume the computer running this program is broken. The broken computer doesn't have the ability to add two arbitrary numbers together in a process. In other words, if X is 5 and Y is 3, it cannot perform the following process: TOTAL = X + Y Figure 6-2 The computer is only able to add 1 to a number or subtract 1 from a number. The computer can compute X + 1 or X - 1 or Y + 1 or Y - 1, but it can't possibly compute X+Y. Your task is to write a program that doesn't violate the above assumption. Be sure to state any other assumptions as necessary for your solution. By the way, you're not allowed to assume you must buy a new computer