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Tutorial Details:
Here we have taken three integers as x = 500, y = 70 and z = 3000. After defining these three integers under the class "largernumber" apply "if" and "else" conditions that can help you in finding the largest value one by one.
First check if "x>y". If this satisfies then check whether x>z or not.
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