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Define and Use a Color Type

Easy

Create a program-defined type called Color that stores red, green, and blue values (0-255). Define the type in the global scope, then create a Color object with the values 128, 0, 128 in main and print each value on its own line as "Red: 128", "Green: 0", "Blue: 128".

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Your code must pass 1 test case(s) to complete this exercise. 6 hint(s) are available if you need help.

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