Given that value is an int, what output would the following loop produce?

for $($ value $=36$; value $>0$; value $\frac{?}{?}=2)$

printf$("83$d$",$ value$)$;

What problems would there be if value were double instead of int?

Use nested loops to write a program that produces this pattern:

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Given that value is an int, what output would the following loop produce?

for $($ value $=36$; value $>0$; value $1=2)$

printf$(83$d$",$ value$)$;

What problems would there be if value were double instead of int?

Represent each of the following test conditions:

a$.$ scanf$()$ succeeds in reading a single integer.

b$.x$ is not $5.$

c$.x$ is $20$ or greater.

Find the value of quack after each line; each of the final five statements uses the value of quack produced by the preceding statement.

int quack $=2$;

quack $+=5$;

quack $**=10$;

quack $=$; ;

quack $\frac{?}{?}=8$;

quack $i=3?$