Hint: You can replicate exponents using multiplication. For example, $x^2$ is the same as $(x^{**}x).$

You will also need to use square root. We will learn more about functions later in the course,

but for now you can use the following command to get this value:

At the start of your program, ask your user to give you two RGB values. Then apply the above

formula and tell the user what the color distance is between the two colors.

You do not need to match the number of decimals precisely, as long as the answer is correct.

We'll learn how to do that later.

Call the file Assignment$1$B $($with a file extension of $.$cpp$,.$cs$,.$java, or $.$py$)$

Sample Output:

First color

R: $255$

G: $0$

B: $0$

Second color

R: $128$

G: $0$

B: $128$

Color Distance: $180\mathrm{.}3163$