1) Write a pascal program that gives the following output with nested loops. Solutions with only writeln row commands won't be accepted. (aşağıdaki çıktıyı içeren bir pascal programinı içiçe döngüler kullanarak tasarlayınız. Writeln komutu kullanılarak tek satırlık çözümler istenilmemektedir., 234 235 254 255

1) Write a pascal program that gives the following output with nested loops. Solutions with only writeln row commands won't be accepted. (aşağıdaki çıktıyı içeren bir pascal programinı içiçe döngüler kullanarak tasarlayınız. Writeln komutu kullanılarak tek satırlık çözümler istenilmemektedir., 234 235 254 255

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C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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