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Write a program that reads in two double numbers followed by an integer (say n). the goal of the program is to check if the two numbers are equal to n significant digits
the input will be one or more lines of three numbers. the first two numbers are doubles and represent the two numbers that are to be compared. the third number is an integer and represents the number of significant digits to check (for equality of the two numbers).
the output will show the difference up to 10 decimal places (as shown in sample output) and then whether the numbers are equal or not.
sample input
1.112 1.113 2
1.123 1.124 3
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