Powered by Chegg AI

$1$st step

All steps

Answer only

Step $1$

scanf$("\%$d$",$ &b$)$; printf$("$Start $")$; if $($b$<=5)$ printf$("$Hello $")$;

Explanation:

This part of the code reads an integer input for variable $\text{'}$b$\text{'}.$ If the value of $\text{'}$b$\text{'}$ is less than or equal to $5,$ it prints 'Hello'.

Step $2$

else if$($b$>5)$ printf$("$World $")$;

Explanation:

If the value of $\text{'}$b$\text{'}$ is greater than $5,$ it prints 'World'.

Step $3$

else if $(($b$>=2)$&&$($b$<10))$ printf$("$UIU $")$; else if $(($b$>2)||($b$<=10))$ printf$("$CSE $")$;

Explanation:

These conditions are never reached because the previous conditions already cover all possible values of $\text{'}$b$\text{'}.$

Step $4$

else printf$("$Error $")$; printf$("$Stop$")$;

Explanation:

This part of the code is also never reached because the previous conditions already cover all possible values of $\text{'}$b$\text{'}.$ The code always ends by printing 'Stop'.

Answer

For b$=4,$ the output is 'Start Hello Stop'. For b$=5,$ the output is 'Start Hello Stop'. For b$=10,$ the output is 'Start World Stop'. For b$=12,$ the output is 'Start World Stop'