Consider the following code, which is part of a larger program:

int userVar$1,$ userVar$2,$ result;

cin $>>$ userVar$1$;

cin $>>$ userVar$2$;

if $($userVar$2>=$userVar$1)\{$

result $=\_\_\_\_\_$;

$\}$ else $\{$

result $=\_\_\_\_\_$;

$\}$

cout $<<$ result;

The first number inserted by the user is stored in the variable called

$,$ and the second number inserted by the user is called

$.$

The goal of this code is to output the bigger of the two numbers inserted by the user. To achieve that, we should fill the first space with the variable

and the second space with the variable