Write a program that outputs the biggest difference (absolute value) between any successive pair of numbers in a list. Such a list might represent daily stock market prices or daily temperatures, so the difference represents the biggest single-day change. The input is the list size, followed by the numbers. If the input is 5 60 63 68 61 59, the output is 7. Hints:
Declare a variable for the current number, and another for the previous number. At the start of each loop iteration, set prevNum
currNum, then get the next number into currNum; Maintain a max difference variable. Initialize it with 0. In each loop iteration, check if the difference between currNum and prevNum exceeds maxDiff, if so, update maxDiff with that difference Don't forget to take the absolute value of the difference before the above comparison Don't try to check the max difference for the first number in the list, since no previous number exists.

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