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Deliverables:
1. a copy of your function and the test driver program source codes in a text file
2. screen shots of your test driver program runs showing it meets the problem's specifications. This is what I've done so far: I've copied the material from the book as well as from some sources on the internet. Could you edit my code and write it in C++. Some of my code is in Java.
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