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Run the following C++ program. Assume that user enters these numbers (8,101,46,57). What is the value of variable “counter” according to these numbers at the end of the program?   #include using namespace std; int control (int counter, int num) {     switch (num) {     case 0:counter = counter + 2; break;     case 1:counter = counter + 3;     case 2:counter *= 4; break;     case 3:counter--;     }     return counter; } int main () {     int num;     int count = 10;     int counter = 0;     while (count > 0) {         cout << "Enter a number" << endl;         cin >> num;         num = num % 4;         counter = control (counter, num);         count -= 3;     }     cout << counter << endl;     return 0; }

Run the following C++ program. Assume that user enters these numbers (8,101,46,57). What is the value of variable “counter” according to these numbers at the end of the program?   #include using namespace std; int control (int counter, int num) {     switch (num) {     case 0:counter = counter + 2; break;     case 1:counter = counter + 3;     case 2:counter *= 4; break;     case 3:counter--;     }     return counter; } int main () {     int num;     int count = 10;     int counter = 0;     while (count > 0) {         cout << "Enter a number" << endl;         cin >> num;         num = num % 4;         counter = control (counter, num);         count -= 3;     }     cout << counter << endl;     return 0; }

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Run the following C++ program. Assume that user enters these numbers (8,101,46,57).

What is the value of variable “counter” according to these numbers at the end of the program?

 

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int control (int counter, int num) {
    switch (num) {

    case 0:counter = counter + 2; break;

    case 1:counter = counter + 3;

    case 2:counter *= 4; break;

    case 3:counter--;

    }
    return counter;
}

int main ()
{

    int num;

    int count = 10;

    int counter = 0;

    while (count > 0) {

        cout << "Enter a number" << endl;

        cin >> num;

        num = num % 4;

        counter = control (counter, num);

        count -= 3;

    }

    cout << counter << endl;

    return 0;

}

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