(C PROGRAM ONLY)     4. Secret Division by CodeChum Admin You're just in time! I'm now on a secret mission.   I'm currently inside the enemy's labs and I need to break through their security. It seems that it requires some division but I think if I use the division sign, their alarms would go off. I need to find a way to perform division without using the division sign...   Aha! Right! Repetitive Subtraction is the key! Can you help me with this, Programmer?     Instructions: In the code editor, there is already a main() function that asks the user to input 2 integers: one for the dividend (the number found at the left side of the division) and one for the divisor (the number found at the right side of the division). In addition, there's also a call to the divide() function already. Your task is to implement the divide() function's definition by using recursion. DO NOT USE THE DIVISION OPERATOR. Also, do not edit anything in the main() Input 1. The dividend 2. The divisor Output Enter the dividend: 10 Enter the divisor: 5 10 / 5 = 2

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4. Secret Division
by CodeChum Admin

You're just in time! I'm now on a secret mission.

 

I'm currently inside the enemy's labs and I need to break through their security. It seems that it requires some division but I think if I use the division sign, their alarms would go off. I need to find a way to perform division without using the division sign...

 

Aha! Right! Repetitive Subtraction is the key! Can you help me with this, Programmer?

 

 

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In the code editor, there is already a main() function that asks the user to input 2 integers: one for the dividend (the number found at the left side of the division) and one for the divisor (the number found at the right side of the division). In addition, there's also a call to the divide() function already.
Your task is to implement the divide() function's definition by using recursion. DO NOT USE THE DIVISION OPERATOR.
Also, do not edit anything in the main()
Input

1. The dividend

2. The divisor

Output

Enter the dividend: 10
Enter the divisor: 5
10 / 5 = 2

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int dividend, divisor;
printf("Enter the dividend: ");
scanf("%d", &dividend);
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printf("Enter the divisor: ");
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scanf("%d", &divisor);
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printf("%d / %d = %d", dividend, divisor, divide(dividend, div
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return 0;
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printf("Enter the dividend: ");
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