2. Got to Believe in MAGIC!(from codeChum)int getNum();/ *accepts integer input from the user*/12CE Run Testsby Catherine Arellano3int isMagic(int num);/ *returns 1 if num is a magic number, else, return 0.Use only while loop.I recently confessed my love to a very beautifulO Test Case 1Math major student whom I've been crushing on for8 years and definitely asked her out. But she saidthat I can only date her if I prove that magic is real7*/Input81729through numbers. Eager to win her heart, Iresearched and came across Magic Number.A magic number is a number which is equal to theproduct of sum of all digits of this number andreverse of this sum. For example, 1729 is a magicvoid display(int res);/*display "Magic" if res is 1, else displays "Not"*/9.10YourNo OutputOutputExpectednumber.MagicOutputI know that this is it and I found it. If you could helpme determine if a number is a magic number or not,then I would treat you to lunch forever.O Test Case 2Implement the following functions:int getNum();/*accepts integer input from the user*/O Test Case 3int isMagic(int num);/*returns 1 if num is a magic number, else, return 0.O Test Case 4Hidden*/void displav(int res):O Test Case 5 Hidden main.cmagic.h2. Got to Believe in MAGIC!(from codeChum)#include1#include"magic.h"int main(void) {2by Catherine Arellano3int numgetNum();isMagic(num);4I recently confessed my love to a very beautifulint resMath major student whom I've been crushing on fordisplay(res);return 0;}8 years and definitely asked her out. But she said7that I can only date her if I prove that magic is realthrough numbers. Eager to win her heart, Iresearched and came across Magic Number.A magic number is a number which is equal to theproduct of sum of all digits of this number andreverse of this sum. For example, 1729 is a magic8number.I know that this is it and I found it. If you could helpme determine if a number is a magic number or not,then I would treat you to lunch forever.Implement the following functions:int getNum();/*accepts integer input from the user*/int isMagic (int num);/*returns 1 if num is a magic number, else, return 0.*/

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2. Got to Believe in MAGIC! (from codeChum) by Catherine Arellano I recently confessed my love to a very beautiful Math major student whom I've been crushing on for 8 years and definitely asked her out. But she said that I can only date her if I prove that magic is real through numbers. Eager to win her heart, I researched and came across Magic Number. A magic number is a number which is equal to the product of sum of all digits of this number and reverse of this sum. For example, 1729 is a magic number. I know that this is it and I found it. If you could help me determine if a number is a magic number or not, then I would treat you to lunch forever. Implement the following functions: int getNum(); |*accepts integer input from the user*/ int isMagic(int num); /*returns 1 if num is a magic number, else, return 0. */

2. Got to Believe in MAGIC! (from codeChum) by Catherine Arellano I recently confessed my love to a very beautiful Math major student whom I've been crushing on for 8 years and definitely asked her out. But she said that I can only date her if I prove that magic is real through numbers. Eager to win her heart, I researched and came across Magic Number. A magic number is a number which is equal to the product of sum of all digits of this number and reverse of this sum. For example, 1729 is a magic number. I know that this is it and I found it. If you could help me determine if a number is a magic number or not, then I would treat you to lunch forever. Implement the following functions: int getNum(); |accepts integer input from the user/ int isMagic(int num); /returns 1 if num is a magic number, else, return 0. /

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