Given three integers, start, end and factor, using a loop, count how multiples of factor occur between start and end (inclusive) // Example input: - 14, 51, 6 // Expected output: - 6 static int test1(int start, int end, int factor) { auto count = 0; for (i = 0; i < 56; i += 6){ count += (i > 14) & (i <= 51); } }

Given three integers, start, end and factor, using a loop, count how multiples of factor occur between start and end (inclusive) // Example input: - 14, 51, 6 // Expected output: - 6 static int test1(int start, int end, int factor) { auto count = 0; for (i = 0; i < 56; i += 6){ count += (i > 14) & (i <= 51); } }

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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