You have a function taking in two integer variables, x and y. You want to subtract...

You have a function taking in two integer variables, x and y. You want to subtract x from y, but you want to make sure the result does not overflow. Write some lines of code (assuming x and y are already defined integers with values in them) to check if the result would be an overflow if x was subtracted from y. Do this without allowing an overflow to happen.

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