8. do[ num = num + 1 ; if (num * 2 〉 MAX + num) System.out.print (num + ""); while (num <- MAX) 9. for (int value0 value >- 7; value++) System.out.print (value " "); 10. f r (int value = 7: value < 0; value-_) System. out.print (value + " w); 11. for (int value - 1; value -20; value+-4) System.out.print (value + " W); 12. for (int value -num; valueMAX; value++ System.out.print (value " "); 13. for (int value - num; valueMAX; value++) System.out.print (value " "); 14. for (int value-MIN; value 〈-MAX ; value++) System.out.print (value " "); if (value%4 ! 0) 15. f r (int value = MAX ; value 〉= MIN; value-= 3) System. out.print (value + " w);

8. do[ num = num + 1 ; if (num * 2 〉 MAX + num) System.out.print (num + ""); while (num <- MAX) 9. for (int value0 value >- 7; value++) System.out.print (value " "); 10. f r (int value = 7: value < 0; value-_) System. out.print (value + " w); 11. for (int value - 1; value -20; value+-4) System.out.print (value + " W); 12. for (int value -num; valueMAX; value++ System.out.print (value " "); 13. for (int value - num; valueMAX; value++) System.out.print (value " "); 14. for (int value-MIN; value 〈-MAX ; value++) System.out.print (value " "); if (value%4 ! 0) 15. f r (int value = MAX ; value 〉= MIN; value-= 3) System. out.print (value + " w);

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter8: Arrays And Strings

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10PE

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