Write the number of for statement/ while loops that will be performed in a C++ program for each of the following: Initialization Condition Update Loops? a) i = 2 i <= 20 i = i + 1 18 b) i = 1 i < 10 i = i + 3 2 c) i = 28 i <= 28 i = i – 1 28 d) i = 1 i > 16 i = i * 4 e) i = -20 i < 50 i = i – 10 f) i = 17 i > 9 i = i – 2 g) i = 14 i != 8 i = i – 2 h) i = 29 while(1) i = i + 1

Write the number of for statement/ while loops that will be performed in a C++ program for each of the following: Initialization Condition Update Loops? a) i = 2 i <= 20 i = i + 1 18 b) i = 1 i < 10 i = i + 3 2 c) i = 28 i <= 28 i = i – 1 28 d) i = 1 i > 16 i = i * 4 e) i = -20 i < 50 i = i – 10 f) i = 17 i > 9 i = i – 2 g) i = 14 i != 8 i = i – 2 h) i = 29 while(1) i = i + 1

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	Initialization	Condition	Update	Loops?
a)	i = 2	i <= 20	i = i + 1	18
b)	i = 1	i < 10	i = i + 3	2
c)	i = 28	i <= 28	i = i – 1	28
d)	i = 1	i > 16	i = i * 4
e)	i = -20	i < 50	i = i – 10
f)	i = 17	i > 9	i = i – 2
g)	i = 14	i != 8	i = i – 2
h)	i = 29	while(1)	i = i + 1

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