Problem StatementPlease modify the following code to use only the DO-WHILE loops. The program prompts a user for an integerinput. It takes an input as a size of a square. The program will output the square to the screen.#include int main()(int size 0;Int 10;int 101//prompt a user for an inputprintf("Please input a int at a size of a square: ");scanf("%d", &size);//output a square to the screenprintf("\n*****Print square******fort size; I++){while(5+ size)13.0;printf("\n");return 0;Edit View Insert Format Tools TableE

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Please modify the following code to use only the DO-WHILE loops. The program prompts a user for an integer input. It takes an input as a size of a square. The program will output the square to the screen. #include int main() ( lat size 0₂ int i = 0; int 10; //promptver for an input printf("Please input a Int a size of scanf("%d", &size); f/output square to the screen printf("****ist squar fortistos; I+){ while(size) 3-01 ) return 0;

Please modify the following code to use only the DO-WHILE loops. The program prompts a user for an integer input. It takes an input as a size of a square. The program will output the square to the screen. #include int main() ( lat size 0₂ int i = 0; int 10; //promptver for an input printf("Please input a Int a size of scanf("%d", &size); f/output square to the screen printf("****ist squar fortistos; I+){ while(size) 3-01 ) return 0;

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter5: Control Structures Ii (repetition)

Section: Chapter Questions

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