Assignment: Simplifying C Code Description: Reduce the C snippet on the next page to the most basic components possible, as discussed in the lecture. For instance, please try to eliminate the following language components, replacing them only with if/goto blocks: for loop while loop switch statement curly brackets { } (other than those surrounding main) += and = notation Once complete, test your code and the original code with a few different initial values! Deliverables: Your simplified C code, in a plaintext (.txt) file A screenshot of the simplified code running, showing it produces the same output as the original.

Assignment: Simplifying C Code Description: Reduce the C snippet on the next page to the most basic components possible, as discussed in the lecture. For instance, please try to eliminate the following language components, replacing them only with if/goto blocks: for loop while loop switch statement curly brackets { } (other than those surrounding main) += and = notation Once complete, test your code and the original code with a few different initial values! Deliverables: Your simplified C code, in a plaintext (.txt) file A screenshot of the simplified code running, showing it produces the same output as the original.

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