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If you want a simple method (Very basic). you can use switch case. It will work just fine and also switch will come easier to write.
using namespace std;
int main() {
int n; cin>>n; if(n==1){ cout<<"one"<<endl; } else if(n==2){ cout<<"two"<<endl; } else if(n==3){ cout<<"three"<<endl; } else if(n==4){ cout<<"four"<<endl; } else if(n==5){ cout<<"five"<<endl; } else if(n==6){ cout<<"six"<<endl; } else if(n==7){ cout<<"seven"<<endl; } else if(n==8){ cout<<"eight"<<endl; } else if(n==9){ cout<<"nine"<<endl; } else{ cout<<"Greater than 9"<<endl; } return 0; return 0;
}
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If you want a simple method (Very basic). you can use switch case. It will work just fine and also switch will come easier to write.
include
using namespace std;
int main() {
}