You are given the code below. It's a game where the user has to guess a sequence of four 1-digit numbers separated by spaces. The code doesn't contain any mistakes. Answer all the following questions: a. Which are the numbers in the sequence to be guessed? Write them in order. b. How many attempts does the user have to guess the sequences before he/she loses? c. What would be the output of the program if the user given the numbers 9 2 35 in the first attempt and 6745 in the second attempt. d. Make the necessary changes to the code so that the sequence to be guessed is 4 5 6 7. #include б. 8 10 int main () int i,j,a=1,secret [4], guess [4]; for (i-0; i<4; i++) secret[i]= 8-2*a-i; a=1-a; for (i=0; i<=10; i++) printf("Try to guess the 4 digit sequence:\nTry #id:",i+1); scanf ("id id id id", &guess [0],&guess [1], &guess [2], &guess [3]); a=0; for (j-0; j<4; j++) if (secret jl guess [j]) a+t; if (a<4) printf("Only d numbers are correct. Try again. \n", a); else printf("You won!\n Game Over. \n"); return 0; printf("No more attempts. You lost!\n Game Over.\n"); return 1;

You are given the code below. It's a game where the user has to guess a sequence of four 1-digit numbers separated by spaces. The code doesn't contain any mistakes. Answer all the following questions: a. Which are the numbers in the sequence to be guessed? Write them in order. b. How many attempts does the user have to guess the sequences before he/she loses? c. What would be the output of the program if the user given the numbers 9 2 35 in the first attempt and 6745 in the second attempt. d. Make the necessary changes to the code so that the sequence to be guessed is 4 5 6 7. #include б. 8 10 int main () int i,j,a=1,secret [4], guess [4]; for (i-0; i<4; i++) secret[i]= 8-2*a-i; a=1-a; for (i=0; i<=10; i++) printf("Try to guess the 4 digit sequence:\nTry #id:",i+1); scanf ("id id id id", &guess [0],&guess [1], &guess [2], &guess [3]); a=0; for (j-0; j<4; j++) if (secret jl guess [j]) a+t; if (a<4) printf("Only d numbers are correct. Try again. \n", a); else printf("You won!\n Game Over. \n"); return 0; printf("No more attempts. You lost!\n Game Over.\n"); return 1;

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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