Write the C++ if statement that compares the content of the quantity variable to the number 10. If the quantity variable contains a number that is greater than 10, display the string "Over 10"; otherwise display the string "Not over 10".
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int quantity;
// Raeding the quantity
cout<<"Enter Quantity"<<endl;
cin>>quantity;
//Checking if it greater than 10
if(quantity>10)
{
cout<<"Over 10";
}
// If not greater than it will comes else block
else
{
cout<<"Not over 10";
}
return 0;
}
Write the C++ if statement that compares the content of the quantity variable to the number...
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