Q3: explain the result of the following: 1) n=input('enter an integer : '); if n>0 disp('the number is positive') elseif n<0 disp('the number is negative') else disp('the number is zero') end 2) x=input('enter the x value if x<10 && x>5 disp('undefined y value') elseif x>==10 y=5/x^2; fprintf('the y value =%0.2f/n ',y else fprintf('the y value = %d/n', 5); end

Q3: explain the result of the following: 1) n=input('enter an integer : '); if n>0 disp('the number is positive') elseif n<0 disp('the number is negative') else disp('the number is zero') end 2) x=input('enter the x value if x<10 && x>5 disp('undefined y value') elseif x>==10 y=5/x^2; fprintf('the y value =%0.2f/n ',y else fprintf('the y value = %d/n', 5); end

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter8: Arrays And Strings

Section: Chapter Questions

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