A program takes a number as an input, checks if the number is less than 10, prints the result, repeats the stepsagain while subtracting the current result to the previous result.it ofIn the above mentioned situation, which part of the building block below, matches the output block?estiona.Input a number for the first timeb.None of the optionsO c.Input a number again, check, print, addOd.Check number > 10

Given a program that takes a number as an input, checking the input if less than 10, print the input…

A program takes a number as an input, checks if the number is less than 10, prints the result, repeats the steps again while subtracting the current result to the previous result. In the above mentioned situation, which part of the building block below, matches the output block? a. Input a number for the first time O b. None of the options O C. Input a number again, check, print, add O d. Check number > 10

A program takes a number as an input, checks if the number is less than 10, prints the result, repeats the steps again while subtracting the current result to the previous result. In the above mentioned situation, which part of the building block below, matches the output block? a. Input a number for the first time O b. None of the options O C. Input a number again, check, print, add O d. Check number > 10

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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