C Program Code DO NOT USE ARRAYS/STRINGS/POINTERS Strictly. Use User defined Fun
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C Program Code
DO NOT USE ARRAYS/STRINGS/POINTERS Strictly.
Use User defined Functions. Can use statements/loops/relational operators/logical operators/if - else statements.
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Problem: Given a non-negative integer as input find the next larger integer that has exactly two digits that are different from the original input by one. All other digits at each position in the number must be the same.
Example Execution #1:
%u2022 The digits in the ones (5) and tens (4) places in the output value are different by one from the digits in those same places of the input.
Example Execution #2:
While we cannot see leading zero digits, they are still there. The value in the ones place of the two numbers is 9 and the remaining two have a differences of one.
The digits 9 and 0 are considered to be one apart.
Example Execution #3:
Enter an integer: -3
Error! Non-negative values only!
Example Execution #4:
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Example Execution #6:
Explanation / Answer
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