Declare a Boolean variable named allValid. Read in an input value for variable numints. Then, read numints integers from

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Declare a Boolean variable named allValid. Read in an input value for variable numints. Then, read numints integers from

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Declare a Boolean variable named allValid. Read in an input value for variable numints. Then, read numints integers from input. and output "All valid values' if none of the integers are in the range-100 to-10 inclusive. Otherwise, output "Invalid value(s) Ex: If the input is 2-55 10, the output is: Invalid value(s) 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 17 (1-100 25 1-10) { count- count+l; } } if (allValid) { cout << "All valid values" << endl; > else { cout << "Invalid value(s)" << endl; } return 0;
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