Hello, welcome to the Code Blasters code-writing competition! So, let's start with theexercise first.The chef is a master of the number two game, and the chef wants you to play thisgame with him as he has nothing to do due to the closure of COVID-19.The game is simple chef will give you two numbers (say a and b) and you need to tellthat the two given numbers can be equal after performing the given tasks Using theC++ programming language.Increase by 1 ORreducing b by 1Input:157Output:YES

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The game is simple chef will give you two numbers (say a and b) and you need to tell that the two given numbers can be equal after performing the given tasks Using the C++ programming language. Increase by 1 OR reducing b by 1 Input: 1 57 Output: YES

The game is simple chef will give you two numbers (say a and b) and you need to tell that the two given numbers can be equal after performing the given tasks Using the C++ programming language. Increase by 1 OR reducing b by 1 Input: 1 57 Output: YES

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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