Here is a table of token types and their classifications. A symbol is any group of letters and digits starting with a letter e$.$g$.$ abc$23,$

x

A number is any decimal number e$.$g$.$

$12,3,422\mathrm{.}5,0\mathrm{.}5$

A string is any collection of characters between and including a pair of double quotes e$.$g$.$ "this is a string". Consider the following high$-$level programming language code:

$/$

$$

Code for a do$-$while loop$*/$ do $\backslash \{$

z$=($k$\backslash$theta $+$k$1)$

printf$("$z $=\backslash \%$d$",$ z$)$; Jwhile

$($x$>$z$)$

; Using the token types and token classes in the table provided, how many tokens and token classes do we find in the above code? Tokens: Token Classes: