(c) Identify three problems from the following program code://Accumulate all the enter values2int total,count,number;for (count=1; count<=10; count++) {cout << "Enter a number: ";cin >> number;5total = total + number;count++;78910cout <« "Average is:<« total/count << endl;

Here the basic idea of the program is to accept 10 numbers from user and print it's average

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c) Identify three problems from the following program code: //Accumulate all the enter values int total,count,number; 1 2 for (count=1: count<=10: count++) {

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