Test Case 4 How many integers do you have? (Max 20) \n -40 ENTER You must enter a number in between 1 and 20 \n Test Case 5 How many integers do you have? (Max 20) \n 5 ENTER Enter element fo subscript 0 \n 6 ENTER Enter element for subscript 1 \n 5 ENTER Enter element for subscript 2 n 8 ENTER Enter element for subscript 3 \n 90 ENTER Enter element for subscript 4 \n 300 ENTER Here are all of those numbers \n 6 \n 5 \n 8 \n 90 \n 300 \n

Test Case 4 How many integers do you have? (Max 20) \n -40 ENTER You must enter a number in between 1 and 20 \n Test Case 5 How many integers do you have? (Max 20) \n 5 ENTER Enter element fo subscript 0 \n 6 ENTER Enter element for subscript 1 \n 5 ENTER Enter element for subscript 2 n 8 ENTER Enter element for subscript 3 \n 90 ENTER Enter element for subscript 4 \n 300 ENTER Here are all of those numbers \n 6 \n 5 \n 8 \n 90 \n 300 \n

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Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter5: Making Decisions

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