(Data processing) Repeat Exercise, but have your program declare the variable used to store the number as a double-precision variable. Run the program three times. The first time, enter an integer; the second time, enter a double-precision number; and the third time, enter a character. Using the output display, keep track of what number your program actually accepted from the data you entered. What happened, if anything, and why?
Exercise:
Write a C++ program that prompts users to enter a number. Have your program accept the number as an integer and display the integer immediately by using a cout statement. Run your program three times. The first time, enter a valid integer number; the second time, enter a double-precision number; and the third time, enter a character. Using the output display, see what number your program actually accepted from the data you entered
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