Problem 10void fun (void) {Consider the following C program.int a, b, c; //definition 1while (..) {int b, c, d; //definition 2For each of the four marked points1in this function, list each visible...while (. . .) {variable, along with the number ofint c, d, e; //definition 32the definition statement that}defines it.3}4

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void fun (void) { Consider the following C program. int a, b, c; //definition 1 .. while (. .) { For each of the four marked points int b, c, d; //definition 2 in this function, list each visible while (. . .) { variable, along with the number of int c, d, e; //definition 3 the definition statement that defines it. } 4

void fun (void) { Consider the following C program. int a, b, c; //definition 1 .. while (. .) { For each of the four marked points int b, c, d; //definition 2 in this function, list each visible while (. . .) { variable, along with the number of int c, d, e; //definition 3 the definition statement that defines it. } 4

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Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions

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