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#include int main() { intc,i,j, ans ; // The first operation printf("Enter the value of limit for or operation"); scanf("%d",&i);   scanf("%d",&c); ans = c ; for( j =1 ;j<= i ;j++ ) { scanf("%d",&c); ans =ans || c ; } printf("%d",ans);   // The second operation printf("Enter the value of limit for and operation"); scanf("%d",&i);   scanf("%d",&c); ans = c ; for( j =1 ;j<= i ;j++ ) { scanf("%d",&c); ans =ans && c ; } printf("%d",ans); // The third operation printf("Enter the value of limit for xor operation"); scanf("%d",&i);   scanf("%d",&c); ans = c ; for( j =1 ;j<= i ;j++ ) { scanf("%d",&c); ans =ans ^ c ; } printf("%d",ans); return0; }

#include int main() { intc,i,j, ans ; // The first operation printf("Enter the value of limit for or operation"); scanf("%d",&i);   scanf("%d",&c); ans = c ; for( j =1 ;j<= i ;j++ ) { scanf("%d",&c); ans =ans || c ; } printf("%d",ans);   // The second operation printf("Enter the value of limit for and operation"); scanf("%d",&i);   scanf("%d",&c); ans = c ; for( j =1 ;j<= i ;j++ ) { scanf("%d",&c); ans =ans && c ; } printf("%d",ans); // The third operation printf("Enter the value of limit for xor operation"); scanf("%d",&i);   scanf("%d",&c); ans = c ; for( j =1 ;j<= i ;j++ ) { scanf("%d",&c); ans =ans ^ c ; } printf("%d",ans); return0; }

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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ISBN:9780133594140
Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross
Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross
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Please fix this code ( the code is in C)

 

#include<stdio.h>
int main()
{
intc,i,j, ans ;
// The first operation
printf("Enter the value of limit for or operation");
scanf("%d",&i);

 

scanf("%d",&c);
ans = c ;
for( j =1 ;j<= i ;j++ )
{
scanf("%d",&c);
ans =ans || c ;
}
printf("%d",ans);

 

// The second operation
printf("Enter the value of limit for and operation");
scanf("%d",&i);

 

scanf("%d",&c);
ans = c ;
for( j =1 ;j<= i ;j++ )
{
scanf("%d",&c);
ans =ans && c ;
}
printf("%d",ans);
// The third operation
printf("Enter the value of limit for xor operation");
scanf("%d",&i);

 

scanf("%d",&c);
ans = c ;
for( j =1 ;j<= i ;j++ )
{
scanf("%d",&c);
ans =ans ^ c ;
}
printf("%d",ans);
return0;
}
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