Complete code that prints the following output using a while loop. Declare a loop-control variable called noofSteps that is to be tested against 12. Use printf(). There is a blank line before the first output line. Adhere to proper spacing in your code and output. *****Output***** <== Not part of actual output. Step 1 Step 2 Step 3: Step 12 noofSteps = while ( System.out. ("&n ) ;

Choose the correct answer:     Statements in while loop will be executed at least once.     Statements in do...while loop will be executed at least once.     Statements in for loop will be executed at least once.     Statements in any loop will always be executed at least once.

4. In IntelliJ: By using java code a) Turn the For loop into a loop that adds the numbers from 50 to 1 and execute it. b) Turn the While loop into a loop that adds the numbers from 1 to 50, but does not add the number 25, and execute it. c) Turn the Do-while loop into a loop that add all numbers from 50 to 1, but does not add neither number 25, 27 and 37, excute it

Two bugs are positioned a given distance apart. The first bug moves halfway towards the other. The second bug moves halfway to the first. The first bug again moves halfway to the second. Compute and print the positions of the bugs. The initial position will change with each program run. // Declare position 2... /* Your code goes here */ double distance = initial_distance; 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27} // Update distance and position1 distance distance * 0.5; position1= distance; cout << position1 << " " << position2 << endl; // Update distance and position2 /* Your code goes here */ cout << position1 << " " << position2 << endl; // Update distance and position1 /* Your code goes here */ cout << position1 << return 0; "1 << position2 << endl;