LAB main.cppcin $>>$ stringArg$2$;

cin $>>$ stringArg$3$;

cin $>>$ stringArg$4$;

$//$ Check order of four strings

cout $$ "Order: $"$ CheckOrder$($stringArg$1,$ stringArg$2,$ stringArg$3,$ stringArg$4)$ endl;

$//$ Read in four doubles

double doubleArg$1,$ doubleArg$2,$ doubleArg$3,$ doubleArg$4$;

cin $>>$ doubleArg$1$;

cin $>>$ doubleArg$2$;

cin $>>$ doubleArg$3$;

cin $>>$ doubleArg$4$;

$//$ Check order of four doubles

cout $$ "Order: $"$ CheckOrder$($doubleArg$1,$ doubleArg$2,$ doubleArg$3,$ doubleArg$4)$ endl;

return $0$;

$13\mathrm{.}4\mathrm{.}1$: LAB: What order? $($function templates$)$

Define a generic function called CheckOrder$()$ that checks if four items are in ascending, neither, or descending order. The function

should return $-1$ if the items are in ascending order, $0$ if the items are unordered, and $1$ if the items are in descending order.

The program reads four items from input and outputs if the items are ordered. The items can be different types, including integers,

strings, characters, or doubles.

Ex$.$ If the input is:$63\mathrm{.}296\mathrm{.}5100\mathrm{.}1123\mathrm{.}5$the output is:

Order: $-1$

Order: $-1$

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