Understanding if else Statements in C++

Understanding if else Statements

Summary

In this lab, you complete a prewritten C++ program that computes the largest and smallest of three integer values.

Instructions

Two variables named largest and smallest are declared for you. Use these variables to store the largest and smallest of the three integer values. You must decide what other variables you will need and initialize them if appropriate.

Your program should prompt the user to enter 3 integers.

Write the rest of the program using assignment statements, if statements, or if else statements as appropriate.

There are comments in the code that tell you where you should write your statements. The output statements are written for you.

Execute the program by clicking the Run button at the bottom of the screen.

Using the input of -50, 53, 78, your output should be:

 The largest value is 78 The smallest value is -50

Program contains the necessary amount of if else statements needed to calculate the output and doesn't contain any hardcoded values.

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Contains necessary amount of if else statements

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The program does not contain any hard coded calculated values

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Program computes the largest and smallest of three integers.

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Program computes the largest and smallest of the following integers: -50, 53, 78.

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Program computes the largest and smallest of the following integers: 11, 12, 13.

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Program computes the largest and smallest of the following integers: -21, -1, -30.

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Understanding if else Statements in C++