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Category > Computer Science Posted 14 Sep 2017 My Price 6.00

LargerValue

In C++ Create a function template named "findLargerValue", which when given two values, will return the larger of the two values.

In the main() function, use the "findLargerValue" function to find and display the larger value/object for the following:

Two integer values

Two double values

Two Trip objectsCreate a class called Trip which has:

an integer data element length

an overloaded "operator >" function to compare two Trip objects. For example, if (myTrip > yourTrip) cout<<"myTrip is longer"<<endl;, where myTrip and yourTrip are objects of the Trip class,

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