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Create a program that outputs "LARGE" or "SMALL" based on the given number:

  1. A number is considered large if it is greater than or equal to 100.
  2. A number is considered small if it is less than 100.
  3. You can assign any number to the variable num.

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Create a program that outputs "LARGE" or "SMALL" based on the given number:

  1. A number is considered large if it is greater than or equal to 100.
  2. A number is considered small if it is less than 100.
  3. You can assign any number to the variable num.

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