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Look at the following code: int values[] = {12}; for (int value : values) cout << "Enter a value:"; cin >> value; cout << values[0] << endl; What will be displayed if the user enters the value 5? 

          Look at the following code:
int values[] = {12};
for (int value : values)
    cout << "Enter a value:";
    cin >> value;
cout << values[0] << endl; What will be displayed if the user enters the value 5?
16 look at the following code intvalues12 for int value values coutenter avalue cinvalue coutvalues0endl what will be displayed if the user enters the value 5 60413

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00:01 So for this one, we're going to kind of see what the output of this following program statement is.
00:05 So we have initial count is equal to 5.
00:11 And have a while.
00:15 This is, sorry, i misspelled it.
00:18 Well, this is decremented, right? is greater than 0.
00:22 What we're going to do is we're going to count, right? so basically print count with a little space at the end.
00:35 And at the end, we're going to do end line, which is going to produce a new line.
00:42 So we kind of want to see here, i'm going to kind of do it every step.
00:46 So we're going to start off with 5, right? so we're 5, but this value isn't printed.
00:51 So i'm going to have this, i'm going to have this in a different color.
00:55 So we're going to have the colors that are printed.
00:57 So our color that is printed, so 5 goes through, it's going to get decremented here...
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