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Program Plan:
- Declare a main function. Inside the main function,
- Print the statement
- Get the value from the user
- Traverse the value of “x” through “for” loop until “x” reaches “10”.
- Evaluate the value of “x”.
- Print the value of “x”.
- Call the main function.
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