sum i=0 j = 12 varl = 3 var2 = 3 var3 = 0 for(i=0; i var3) { } } varl =varl - i; else { var3= var3+ i; } sum varl + var2+ var3; j = j-1 If you code it correctly, at the end sum contains 15 (decimal). Assume that variables are 32-bit signed integers variables You are not allowed to make any logical reduction to the code. You need to implement it the way it

sum i=0 j = 12 varl = 3 var2 = 3 var3 = 0 for(i=0; i var3) { } } varl =varl - i; else { var3= var3+ i; } sum varl + var2+ var3; j = j-1 If you code it correctly, at the end sum contains 15 (decimal). Assume that variables are 32-bit signed integers variables You are not allowed to make any logical reduction to the code. You need to implement it the way it

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