Consider the pseudocode from the textbook problem 3.14. Implement the pseudo code in Fortran 95 (hw2.f). If the exact implementation does not compile, explain why and make minimal corrections to eliminate the compiler errors. The result should be printed as a sequence of numbers in a single line, each number preceded with a blank space. Make sure to print a new line character at the end of the results (you could implement an additional subroutine, new_line(), and use it at the end of the code). Show what the program prints and explain why

Consider the following pseudocode: x integer global procedure set x(n : integer) Scopes, and Bindings procedure print x() write integer(x) procedure first() setx(1) printx() procedure second() x : integer setx(2) print x() set x(0) first() print x) second() print x() Consider the following pseudocode: x integer global procedure set x(n : integer) Scopes, and Bindings procedure print x() write integer(x) procedure first() setx(1) printx() procedure second() x : integer setx(2) print x() set x(0) first() print x) second() print x()