Write a program that uses nested loops to display the diamond pattern shown below.                                           +                                         +++                                       +++++                                     +++++++                                       +++++                                          +++                                             +

Write a program finding the smallest even integer that is divisible by 13 and by 16 whose square root is greater than 120. For that apply a loop structure starting from 1 and stoping when the number is found. The program displays the message "Ilgili sayn: " and then displays the number.

using iostream domain and for loop

Provide trace table for the following loops: int s = 1; int n =1; do { s = s + n; n++; } while ( s < 10 * n);

Write a flowgorithm program, using nested loops, that performs the followingtasks: The outside loop asks if the user is going to enter numbers to sum The inside loop should:o ask for input of a positive or negative numbero input of zero (0) will terminate the input loop and display the sum ofthe input numbers The outside loop, will ask if a new set of numbers will be will input orshould the program stop. If a different set of numbers is input a new sum should be calculated anddisplayed. The program continues to run until stopped via the outside loop.Remember the following: use clear prompts for your input label each output number or name use comment box for your name, lab name and date at the top of theflowgorithm use other comments where appropriate use appropriate constants

c++ prob. paste indented code here. keep output same as given.

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Can this be completed using a while loop at least once or twice

C++

Rewrite the following while loops as for loops: (c++) int i = 1; while(i<=10) { if (i<5 && i !=2) cout << 'X';  i++; }