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Develop an algorithm, in the form of a Raptor flowchart, to generate odd numbers from 1 to a positive integer N provided as input. The algorithm is described by the pseudocode given below. 1. Start 2. Read in N 3. Set x to 1 4. While (x less than or equal to N) do 6 and 7 5. End 6. Write x 7. Set x to x + 2 The following are four examples of the expected input/output behavior of the algorithm: N = 4 output: 13 N = 5 output: 1 3 5 N = 6 output: 1 3 5 N = 7 output: 1 3 5 7 Notes: (A) The only reliable version of the software is Windows Raptor latest Version (11/19/2019) which runs on Windows machines. You must use this version of the software. For Mac users you may access this version through the Azure Virtual Lab as explained in the announcement \"Raptor Software.\" (B) The submission must be an executable Raptor file of your flowchart solution (i.e. a file with a name such as studentname.rap) created using Windows Raptor latest Version (11/19/2019). Any other forms of submission will be marked as zero.

          Develop an algorithm, in the form of a Raptor flowchart, to generate odd numbers
from 1 to a positive integer N provided as input. The algorithm is described by the
pseudocode given below.
1. Start
2. Read in N
3. Set x to 1
4. While (x less than or equal to N) do 6 and 7
5. End
6. Write x
7. Set x to x + 2
The following are four examples of the expected input/output behavior of the
algorithm:
N = 4
output: 13
N = 5
output: 1 3 5
N = 6
output: 1 3 5
N = 7
output: 1 3 5 7
Notes:
(A) The only reliable version of the software is Windows Raptor latest Version
(11/19/2019) which runs on Windows machines. You must use this version of the
software. For Mac users you may access this version through the Azure Virtual Lab as
explained in the announcement \"Raptor Software.\"
(B) The submission must be an executable Raptor file of your flowchart solution (i.e. a
file with a name such as studentname.rap) created using Windows Raptor latest
Version (11/19/2019). Any other forms of submission will be marked as zero.

Develop an algorithm, in the form of a Raptor flowchart, to generate odd numbers
from 1 to a positive integer N provided as input. The algorithm is described by the
pseudocode given below.
1. Start
2. Read in N
3. Set x to 1
4. While (x less than or equal to N) do 6 and 7
5. End
6. Write x
7. Set x to x + 2
The following are four examples of the expected input/output behavior of the
algorithm:
N = 4
output: 13
N = 5
output: 1 3 5
N = 6
output: 1 3 5
N = 7
output: 1 3 5 7
Notes:
(A) The only reliable version of the software is Windows Raptor latest Version
(11/19/2019) which runs on Windows machines. You must use this version of the
software. For Mac users you may access this version through the Azure Virtual Lab as
explained in the announcement R̈aptor Software.(̈B) The submission must be an executable Raptor file of your flowchart solution (i.e. a
file with a name such as studentname.rap) created using Windows Raptor latest
Version (11/19/2019). Any other forms of submission will be marked as zero.

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