6. (10 points) What will the following program output - and why? #include int main(){ int...

 

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6. (10 points) What will the following program output - and why? #include int main(){ int x = 4; int y=3; if(x y) {printf("X is larger. ");3 if(x=y) (printf("They are the same. ");} 7. (5 points) What does this while statement do, in terms of program flow control? while(1){ //Your code goes here 8. (10 points) Declare a signed integer (int) variable called x and write code to read in a number from the keyboard into this variable and then print it out. I.E. The user will type in a number, which should be stored in x. You should include a prompt for the user, but you don't have to. (You can assume your code will run inside main(), and that has already been #included for you.) 6. (10 points) What will the following program output - and why? #include int main(){ int x = 4; int y=3; if(x y) {printf("X is larger. ");3 if(x=y) (printf("They are the same. ");} 7. (5 points) What does this while statement do, in terms of program flow control? while(1){ //Your code goes here 8. (10 points) Declare a signed integer (int) variable called x and write code to read in a number from the keyboard into this variable and then print it out. I.E. The user will type in a number, which should be stored in x. You should include a prompt for the user, but you don't have to. (You can assume your code will run inside main(), and that has already been #included for you.)

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