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Define a function that when passed two integers representing the left and right boundaries of a number range, returns the first perfect square in the range. Return 0 if no perfect square exists in the range. firstPerfectSquare(10, 20) → 16 firstPerfectSquare(1000, 2000) → 1024 firstPerfectSquare(100, 0) → 0 Go...Save, Compile, Run (ctrl-enter) int firstPerfectSquare(int start, int end) { } Go Editor font size %:75100125150 Shorter output

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