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C++: Read integers from input and store each integer into a vector until O is read. Do not store 0 into the vector. Then, if the last value in the vector is odd, output the odd values in the vector, each on a new line. Otherwise, output the even values in the vector, each on
a new line. Note: -5% 2 yields -1, whereas 5% 2 yields 1.
Ex: If the input is -45 86 94 97 0, the output is:
3
-45
97

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