Consider a List of integer places that is not empty and is referred to as inList. In accordance

with the following line of reasoning, determine and output outList:

Using the following principles, construct a sequence of numbers for each element in inarr,

beginning with the one that is immediately to the left of the current element:

$$ In the series, the current element is the number that comes first in the sequence.

$$ Using the current number as a starting point, the following formula is used to generate the next

number in the sequence:

o Divide the current number by two to determine the next number in the sequence, provided that

the current number is even.

o For the next number in the sequence, if odd, multiply the current number by three and then add

one. This will give you the next number in the sequence.

o Continue performing the processes outlined above until the number $1$ is produced.

Using C program, determine how many numbers are contained in each sequence that has been

constructed. Next, add the appropriate identified counts to outList in the order that the elements

appear in inList.

Sample Input

$10100$

Sample Output

$726$

Explanation:

Input: $10100$

For $10$: Sequence $-10,5,16,8,4,2,1($Total count $=7)$

For $100$: Sequence $-100,50,25,76,38,19,58,29,88,44,22,11,34,17,52,26,13,40,20,10,$

$5,16,8,4,2,1($Total count $=26)$

Therefore, outList $=726$

$2.$ Let A and B are two unsorted arrays. Write a program to merge and sort the elements of

the arrays

$3.$ A file contains $$n$$ employee records. Each record contains Employee Name, Number and

designation level and cumulative point $($reward point$).$ Write a C program to read each