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Consider the following code with a missing expression (indicated by <expression>): int z = 18; for(z 1= 5; <expression>; ) printf("this line was executed\n"); Write an expression (filling in <expression>) for which printf() will be called exactly 9 times.

          Consider the following code with a missing expression (indicated by <expression>):
int z = 18;
for(z 1= 5; <expression>; )
printf("this line was executed\n");
Write an expression (filling in <expression>) for which printf() will be called exactly 9 times.

Consider the following code with a missing expression (indicated by <expression>):
int z = 18;
for(z 1= 5; <expression>; )
printf("this line was executed");
Write an expression (filling in <expression>) for which printf() will be called exactly 9 times.

Added by Martin M.

Computer Science and Information Technology

Trishna Knowledge Systems 2018 Edition

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Solved by Expert Neel Patel

01/07/2022

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Step 1: We need to find an expression that will make the condition "5 <expression>" true, so that the printf statement will be executed. Show more…

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Consider the following code with a missing expression indicated by <expression>: 522 = -18; iar(z1 = 5 <expression> printf("thisLine was executed "); Mrite n expression filling in <expression> for which printf will be called exactly 9 times.