Define a code generator that correctly implements the swap

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Assume we add a new operator, the swap operator, <->, to Java or C. Given two variables, v1 and v2, the expression v1<->v2 assigns v2's value to v1 and assigns v1's original value to v2, and then returns v1's new value. Define a code generator that correctly implements the swap operator.

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