Write C program that will prompt the user for an integer n. If the user has entered a non-integer, the user must be prompted again until he or she enters an integer. If he enters non-integer numbers five times, the program must inform the user the following message ‘You have entered non-integers on five occasions, now the program is exiting” before coming to an end. On the other hand, if the user enters an integer n, the program must compute the sum of three consecutive factorials S=n!+(n+1)!+(n+2)! . Your program must print the resulting sum on the display.

Write C program that will prompt the user for an integer n. If the user has entered a non-integer, the user must be prompted again until he or she enters an integer. If he enters non-integer numbers five times, the program must inform the user the following message ‘You have entered non-integers on five occasions, now the program is exiting” before coming to an end. On the other hand, if the user enters an integer n, the program must compute the sum of three consecutive factorials S=n!+(n+1)!+(n+2)! . Your program must print the resulting sum on the display.

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Chapter4: Selection Structures

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