CIS 25 Fall 2023 - Homework #1 - Page 5 of 7 C++ Programming CIS 25 Laney College Your Name - Information Assignment: Implemented by: Required Submission Date: 2023/09/18 Actual Submission Date: ____/__/__ HW #1 Exercise #1 Your Name Enter an integer: -294258 -294257 is negative and even! // OUTPUT Sample Run #3 We write code to manipulate data, which are provided by the user(s), to produce the required outcome in the most efficient way! CIS 25 C++ Programming Laney College Your Name

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Enter an integer: -29
-29 is negative and odd!
// OUTPUT Sample Run #2
We write code to manipulate data, which are
provided by the user(s), to produce the
required outcome in the most efficient way!
CIS 25 Fall 2023 - Homework #1 - Page 5 of 7
CIS 25 C++ Programming
Laney College
Your Name
Information
Assignment:
Implemented by:
Required Submission Date:
Actual Submission Date:
CIS 25 C++ Programming
Laney College
Your Name
Enter an integer: -294258
-294257 is negative and even!
// OUTPUT Sample Run #3
We write code to manipulate data, which are
provided by the user(s), to produce the
required outcome in the most efficient way!
Information
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Assignment:
Implemented by:
Required Submission Date:
Actual Submission Date:
HW #1 Exercise #1
Your Name
2023/09/18
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CIS 25 - C++ Programming
Laney College
Your Name
HW #1 Exercise #1
Your Name
2023/09/18
Enter an integer: 41294258
41294258 is positive and even!
// OUTPUT Sample Run #4
We write code to manipulate data, which are
provided by the user(s), to produce the
required outcome in the most efficient way!

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