Programming and Problem Solving With C++
Programming and Problem Solving With C++
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Author: Nell Dale
Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning
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To indicate which line of the given algorithm tells whether the year 1900 is the leap year.

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(b)

To indicate which line of the givenalgorithmtells whether the year 1945 is the leap year.

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(c)

To indicate which line of the givenalgorithmtells whether the year 1600 is the leap year.

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(d)

To indicate which line of the givenalgorithmtells whether the year 1492 is the leap year.

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(e)

To indicate which line of the givenalgorithmtells whether the year 1776 is the leap year.

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