What is the benefit of the statement temp = number ; for the program? What will happen if we eliminate it and use the variable number instead of temp in the inner while loop? Hint: Run the program with this modification and check the result! What is the purpose of the statement reverse 0; in the program? What will happen if we didn't put it before the inner while loop? Hint: Run the program without this this statement and check the result!

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a) What is the benefit of the statement temp = number ; for the program? What will happen if we eliminate
it and use the variable number instead of temp in the inner while loop?
Hint: Run the program with this modification and check the result!
b) What is the purpose of the statement reverse = 0; in the program? What will happen if we didn’t put it
before the inner while loop?
Hint: Run the program without this this statement and check the result!
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Transcribed Image Text:a) What is the benefit of the statement temp = number ; for the program? What will happen if we eliminate it and use the variable number instead of temp in the inner while loop? Hint: Run the program with this modification and check the result! b) What is the purpose of the statement reverse = 0; in the program? What will happen if we didn’t put it before the inner while loop? Hint: Run the program without this this statement and check the result! Page 7 of 8
#include <stdio.h>
#includecstdlib.h>
int main(void){
int number , reverse = 0, digit, temp;
FILE *infile, "outfile;
int status;
//open the input file and check if an error occurred
infile = fopen( "numbers.txt" , "r" );//open the input file
if(infile == NULL){
printf("Error: File \"numbers.txt\" not foundl\n");
exit (1);
//open the output file and check if error occurred
outfile = fopen( "Report.txt", "w" );
if(outfile == NULL)X
printf("Error: File \"Report.txt\" can not be created!\n");
exit (1);
status = fscanf(infile, "%d" , &number); /read first number from the file
while(status != EOF){
printf("%d is read from the file\n" , number);
fprintf(outfile, "%8d" , number);
//To read all the numbers in the file
//compute the reverse of the number
temp = number ;
reverse = 0;
while(temp != 0)X
digit = temp % 10;
reverse = reverse * 10 + digit ;
temp = temp/10;
printf("The reverse is: %d \n", reverse);
fprintf(outfile , "%8d" , reverse);
//check whether the number is palindrome
if(number == reverse){
printf("%d is a palindrome number! \n\n", number);
fprintf(outfile , "\t Palindrome\n" );
else
printf("%d is not a palindrome number! \n\n", number);
fprintf(outfile, "\t Non-Palindrome\n" );
}
//read another number from the file
status = fscanf(infile , "%d" , &number);
}
//close the files
fclose(infile);
fclose(outfile);
return O;
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Transcribed Image Text:#include <stdio.h> #includecstdlib.h> int main(void){ int number , reverse = 0, digit, temp; FILE *infile, "outfile; int status; //open the input file and check if an error occurred infile = fopen( "numbers.txt" , "r" );//open the input file if(infile == NULL){ printf("Error: File \"numbers.txt\" not foundl\n"); exit (1); //open the output file and check if error occurred outfile = fopen( "Report.txt", "w" ); if(outfile == NULL)X printf("Error: File \"Report.txt\" can not be created!\n"); exit (1); status = fscanf(infile, "%d" , &number); /read first number from the file while(status != EOF){ printf("%d is read from the file\n" , number); fprintf(outfile, "%8d" , number); //To read all the numbers in the file //compute the reverse of the number temp = number ; reverse = 0; while(temp != 0)X digit = temp % 10; reverse = reverse * 10 + digit ; temp = temp/10; printf("The reverse is: %d \n", reverse); fprintf(outfile , "%8d" , reverse); //check whether the number is palindrome if(number == reverse){ printf("%d is a palindrome number! \n\n", number); fprintf(outfile , "\t Palindrome\n" ); else printf("%d is not a palindrome number! \n\n", number); fprintf(outfile, "\t Non-Palindrome\n" ); } //read another number from the file status = fscanf(infile , "%d" , &number); } //close the files fclose(infile); fclose(outfile); return O; Page 6 of 8
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