First, write code that uses cin to read in a value for variable numTurnips from input.

Then, write code that uses cout to output the variable numTurnips, followed by $"$ turnips" and a newline.

Ex: If the input is $4,$ then the output is:

$4$ turnips

Ex: If the input is $8,$ then the output is:

$8$ turnips

Note:

Our autograder automatically runs your program several times, testing different input values each time to ensure your program works for any values. This program is tested three times: first with the input $4,$ then with the input $8,$ and finally with a random input.

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main.cpp: In function $$int main$()$:

main.cpp:$7$:$11$: error: expected primary$-$expression before $$;$$ token

$7|$ cin $>>$ ;

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main.cpp:$9$:$38$: error: expected primary$-$expression before $$;$$ token

$9|$ cout $<</*$ Your code goes here $*/$ ;

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