Identify the inputs of the algorithm. Identify the task of the algorithm. Identify the control instruction if exist. Specify the Boolean expression(s) in the given structure. Identify the number of loop iterations if exist. Draw the flowchart.

Identify the inputs of the algorithm. Identify the task of the algorithm. Identify the control instruction if exist. Specify the Boolean expression(s) in the given structure. Identify the number of loop iterations if exist. Draw the flowchart.

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