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    Here is my code so far but its acting screwy. I need help please!!!!

    #include <iostream>

    #include <string>

    using namespace std;

    int main()

    {

    string word1,

    word2,

    word3,

    d,

    e,

    f; // strings input by the user

    cout << "This program will input three strings and"

    << "\ndisplay them in alphabetical order.\n\n"

    << "Enter three strings, separated by blanks ";

    cin >> word1 >> word2 >> word3 ;

    cout << "You entered:\n\n" << word1 <<endl

    << word2 << endl << word3 <<endl <<endl;

    cin

    >>word1

    >>word2

    >>word3;

    if ( word1>word2 && word1>word3)

    d = word1;

    else

    if ( word1>word2 || word1>word3 )

    e = word1;

    else

    f = word1;

    if (word2>word1 && word2>word3 )

    d = word2;

    else

    if ( word2>word1 || word2>word3 )

    e = word2;

    else

    f = word2;

    if ((word3>word2)&&(word3>word1))

    d = word3;

    else

    if ((word1>word2)||(word1>word3))

    e = word3;

    else

    f = word3;

    cout

    <<"\nsorted alphabatical\n"

    <<f

    <<"\n"

    <<e

    <<"\n"

    <<d

    <<"\n";

    cout << "\n\nIn alphabetical order:\n\n";

    system("pause");

    return(0);

    }

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    Write a program to input two positive integers and output one of the following messages:

    Both are odd

    Both are even

    One is even and one is odd.

    I am seriously struggling here and could use some advice with some explanation. Thanks in advance

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