four, five, six, seven, eight, nine$)$

If the Range exceeds $9,$ and the number is even, then output "even"

If the Range exceeds $9,$ and the number is odd, then output "odd".

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To$-$Do:

Write a $C++$ program that prints the results of $2$ given input numbers base on the rules defined above.

Sample Input $1$:

Standard Input:

$7$

$11$

Sample Output $1$:

seven

eight

nine

even

odd

Sample Input $2$:

Standard Input.

$7$