Write code in C++ There are two scientists working on set of numbers. The first person is looking for two numbers specifically. The second person is responsible for entering all data. Help the first person to know if the numbers set entered by the second person includes the two numbers he is looking for! Input The first person shall enter two numbers. The second person enters set of numbers of any size. S/he can enter any range of numbers (up to you how to read those numbers). Output Message showing if both numbers entered by the first person have been found or not. If one of the numbers was found show which one has been found. Hint: you may need to use flag-controlled loop.

Write code in C++ There are two scientists working on set of numbers. The first person is looking for two numbers specifically. The second person is responsible for entering all data. Help the first person to know if the numbers set entered by the second person includes the two numbers he is looking for! Input The first person shall enter two numbers. The second person enters set of numbers of any size. S/he can enter any range of numbers (up to you how to read those numbers). Output Message showing if both numbers entered by the first person have been found or not. If one of the numbers was found show which one has been found. Hint: you may need to use flag-controlled loop.

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