Write a C program which takes three integer inputs a, b, k from the user. The first and the second inputs mean the range of numbers. The last one means how many numbers are created. Then create the k arbitrary numbers between the range. • If the first input is greater than the second one, request to re- input. • If your range is 101 - 120, which means [101 - 119). (excluding last one) • If the number k is negative, request to re-input. • There can be some duplicated number in output numbers. • You must satisfy the format presented below. If it is different from the format below, it will be treated incorrectly. • You can also write a printf using commented statements. - #include // for rand() or srand() 실행 화면 예시 |: 공백 : 줄바꿈 : 탭 Enter arange.:132 72J Enter a range.: 101.120J Enter a number : 20 The results... 106 109 116.112.114.109.108.106.104.112.102_110_104.117.16

Write a C program which takes three integer inputs a, b, k from the user. The first and the second inputs mean the range of numbers. The last one means how many numbers are created. Then create the k arbitrary numbers between the range. • If the first input is greater than the second one, request to re- input. • If your range is 101 - 120, which means [101 - 119). (excluding last one) • If the number k is negative, request to re-input. • There can be some duplicated number in output numbers. • You must satisfy the format presented below. If it is different from the format below, it will be treated incorrectly. • You can also write a printf using commented statements. - #include // for rand() or srand() 실행 화면 예시 |: 공백 : 줄바꿈 : 탭 Enter arange.:132 72J Enter a range.: 101.120J Enter a number : 20 The results... 106 109 116.112.114.109.108.106.104.112.102_110_104.117.16

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