Fredwick wants a program in which he can continuously enter some positiveinteger values and the program should stop once he enters the value 0.The moment he enters O, the program should display the count of:a) Numbers divisible by 3.b) Numbers less than 100 but greater than 50.c) Numbers divisible by 7 but not even.In C++ language.

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Fredwick wants a program in which he can continuously enter some positive integer values and the program should stop once he enters the value 0. The moment he enters 0, the program should display the count of: a) Numbers divisible by 3. b) Numbers less than 100 but greater than 50. c) Numbers divisible by 7 but not even. In C++ language.

Fredwick wants a program in which he can continuously enter some positive integer values and the program should stop once he enters the value 0. The moment he enters 0, the program should display the count of: a) Numbers divisible by 3. b) Numbers less than 100 but greater than 50. c) Numbers divisible by 7 but not even. In C++ language.

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