In Section 10.11.1, you used selection sort to sort a list. The selection-sort function repeatedly finds the smallest number in the current list and swaps it with the first one. Rewrite this program by finding the largest number and swapping it with the last one. Write a test program that reads in ten numbers, invokes the function, and displays the sorted numbers.

In Section 10.11.1, you used selection sort to sort a list. The selection-sort function repeatedly finds the smallest number in the current list and swaps it with the first one. Rewrite this program by finding the largest number and swapping it with the last one. Write a test program that reads in ten numbers, invokes the function, and displays the sorted numbers.

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