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Chapter 22, Problem 22.23E
Program Plan Intro
- To input a double value and an integer value.
- Construct a conditional expression based on the two values and throw an integer and double based on the evaluation of expression.
- Define an integer catch handler and double catch handler.
Summary Introduction- The program uses a conditional expression to throw an integer value or a double value.
Program Description- The purpose of the program is to use a conditional expression to throw an integer value or a double value.
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