Write a function in Go that takes as input a float variable and returns two integer values. One integer value which is the floor of the float value and the second integer value which is the ceiling of the float value. Print the result to console.
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package main
import "fmt"
import "math"
// function return floor and ceil value
func floorCeil(num float64) (f int, c int) {
var f2 float64
var c2 float64
// got floor and ceil value
f2 = math.Floor(num)
c2 = math.Ceil(num)
// convert into int
f = int(f2)
c = int(c2)
return f,c
}
func main() {
var floor int
var ceil int
floor, ceil = floorCeil(17.9) // call to function
fmt.Println("Floor : ",floor) // print return floor value
fmt.Println("Ceiling : ",ceil) // print ceil value
}
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