Write a fragment of code that opens a file named numbers. txt, reads in pairs of number until end of file and sends the smaller of the two to a file named min. txt and the larger of the two to a file named max. txt (one number per line). You can assume there are no ties. (basic file input/output)

See explaination for code

Explanation:

int x, y;

ifstream numbers;

numbers.open ("numbers.txt");

ofstream min;

min.open ("min.txt");

ofstream max;

max.open ("max.txt");

while(numbers>>x>>y )

{

if(x>y)

{

max<<x<<endl;

min<<y<<endl;

}

else

{

max<<y<<endl;

min<<x<<endl;

}

}

numbers.close;

min.close;

max.close;

the answer is d.

by: nicholas dooley

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