Write a procedure that takes a positive integer as a parameter. If the number given to the procedure is no more than 30, the procedure should return the absolute difference between that number and 30

Question (continuation):

If the number is greater than 30, the procedure should return the number doubled.

The procedure written in C++ is as follows:

void absdiff(int num){

   if(num<=30){

       num = abs(num - 30);

   }

   else{

       num*=2;

   }

   cout<<num;

}

Explanation:

This defines the procedure

void absdiff(int num){

This checks if the integer parameter is not more than 30.

   if(num<=30){

If yes, the absolute difference between 30 and the number is calculated

       num = abs(num - 30);

   }

If otherwise

   else{

The number is doubled

       num*=2;

   }

This prints the processed result

   cout<<num;

}

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