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Chapter 14, Problem 3PP
Program Plan Intro
Compute the value of “C(n, r)” using iterative version
Program plan:
- Include required header file.
- Declare the function for compute factorial of “n”.
- Define main function.
- Declare variable for “n” and “r”.
- Declare a “double” variable for “Cvalue”.
- Create prompt statement for “n” and “r”.
- Read the value of “n” and “r” from user.
- Compute the value of “Cvalue” using the given formula by calling the function “computeFactorial”.
- Display the result for number of ways for selecting from given “n”.
- Define “computeFactorial” function with argument “n”.
- Initializes the value of factorial result to “1”.
- Using “for” loop, compute the value of factorial.
- Finally result the factorial result.
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