4.21 Extend previous LAB (Maximum and minimum) Extend the previous program to indicate which number in the sequence was the minimum/maximum. Ex: If the input is: 6 5 -3 21 2 -6 0 the output is: -6 (number: 5) and 21 (number: 3) Note that in the sequence of 6 numbers provided, -6 is the 5th number and 21 is the 3rd number.

4.21 Extend previous LAB (Maximum and minimum) Extend the previous program to indicate which number in the sequence was the minimum/maximum. Ex: If the input is: 6 5 -3 21 2 -6 0 the output is: -6 (number: 5) and 21 (number: 3) Note that in the sequence of 6 numbers provided, -6 is the 5th number and 21 is the 3rd number.

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