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C++ program showing a for loop

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1. Display a prompt on the command line and accept one interger as input

2. Call a function tha outputs seven sequential intergers, with the input interger as the middle item on the command line below the input prompt.

3.If the lowest of the seven intergers is greater than zero, output the line "all non-negative intergers" on the next line after the list of numners

4. If the lowest of the seven intergers is greater then zero, out put the line "all postive intergers" on the next line

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This solution demonstrates a for loop in C++.

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A programming problem like this one can be broken into two major
steps: read the data, process the data. There is only one data item
that is read in and that is the integer provided by the user. This is
done with the following lines:

<pre>
// Get the number
cout << "Enter an integer: ";
cin >> num;
</pre>

All of the processing of the data is done in a ...

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