Response:
Below is the code corresponding to this inquiry:
#include <iostream>//specifying a header file
using namespace std; //utilizing the namespace
int main() //defining the main function
{
int red,green,blue,s; //declaring integer variables
cout<<"Enter value: \n ";//displaying prompt message
cin>>red>>green>>blue; //receiving input values
if(red<green && red<blue)//conditional statement to assess red value
s=red;//assign red variable value to s
else if(green<blue)//conditional check if green is less than blue
s=green;//assign green variable value to s
else//else block
s=blue; //assign blue variable value to s
//computing values for red, green, blue
red=red-s;//adjusting red value
green=green-s;//adjusting green value
blue=blue-s;//adjusting blue value
cout<<red<<" "<<green<<" "<<blue;
}
Output:
Enter value:
130
50
130
80 0 80
Explanation:
In the provided code, within the main method, four integers "red, green, blue, and s" are declared, where "red, green, and blue" receive user input values.
- Subsequently, a conditional statement evaluates the red variable; if it holds true, its value gets assigned to "s". If not, it proceeds to the else if segment.
- Within this segment, it assesses if the green variable is lesser than the blue variable; if this condition is fulfilled, the green value will be assigned to "s". Otherwise, it will move to the else segment.
- In this segment, the blue variable value gets assigned to "s", and then the values of "red, green, and blue" are adjusted by subtracting "s", which is then printed at the end.
