Write a for loop that prints: 1 2 ... lastNumber
Ex: If the input is:
4
the output is:
1 2 3 4 
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
int n;
printf("Enter the last number: ");
scanf("%d",&n);
for(int i=1; i<=n; i++)
{
printf("%d ",i);
}
}Output:

IN MATLAB
CHALLENGE ACTIVITY 25.5.1: For loops. Reset Write a for loop that prints from initialNumber to finalNumber. Ex: initialNumber-3 and finalNumber 1 outputs 3 -2 -1 0 1 I #include <stdio.h> 3 int main(void) t 4 int initialNumber; 6 int i; int finalNumber; initialNumber--5 11 for 12 13 14 Your solution goes heref printf("%d ", i); return 161 17 5 Check Next
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27.5 Loops (nested)**: Sum a given number of integers A user will enter an initial number, followed by that number of integers. Output those integers' sum. Repeat until the initial number is O or negative. Ex: If the user enters 3 96 1 0, the output is 16 Ex: If the user enters 396125 3 0, the output is 16 Hints: Use a while loop as an outer loop. Get the user's initial number of ints before the...
Write a C++ function printArray(A, m, n) that prints a mxn two dimensional array A of integers, declared to be "int** A," to the standard output. Each of the rows should appear on a separate line. Your input will be as follows with the first two values being the number of rows and columns respectively. HINT: This is best done with one for-loop nested within another Sample 1/0 1: Input: 3 2 1 2 3 4 Ол 6 Output: 12...
4) (12 points) Write the CH code that continuously (use a loop) prompts a user to input a floating point number. Each time, the code prints out the input, numbered. So if the user inputs a -2.3 for the first input and a 116.79 for the second input, the output is input 1: -2.3 input 2: 116.79 The loop keeps running until the sum of all the numbers input is greater than 100. (This needs an accumulator!)
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4. While Loops (25%) You will be writing a "shell" application, it will be on a loop, taking in commands from the user. The command syntax is as follows command> <arga» <arg1> arg n> The commands you are to implement: Command Description Prints all arguments on the same line, with a space between each. Treats all arguments as floating-point numbers, and prints the average. MUST print an error if given invalid arguments Finds the index of arg1 in arg0....
Reverse of a digraph 30 Marks
For a given set of digraphs, write a program that prints out the
reverse of each digraph. Input format: described below under the
heading “Digraph input format”. Note that adjacency lists are
sorted. Output format: use the input format to output your result
ensuring that the output adjacency lists are sorted.
the input format:
4
1. 3
2. 3
0
3
1. 2
1
0
2. Reverse of a digraph 30 Marks For a...
[loops] Write a java program that accepts a number, as command line argument and prints out “Hello, World!” that many times using a for loop. E.g. if the input number is 3, the program outputs: Hello, World! Hello, World! Hello, World! Keep it simple, please use the argument, not interact with the console. Thanks
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C programming! Write a program that reads integers until 0 and prints the sum of values on odd positions minus the sum of values on even positions. Let ?1, ?2, … , ??, 0 be the input sequence. Then the program prints the value of ?1 − ?2 + ?3 − ?4 + ⋯ ??. The input is a sequence of integers that always contains at least 0 and the output will be a single number. For example, for input...