Computer Science, asked by Mahourankur4499, 11 months ago

Funtion print (n) if n>1: print (n/2) print (n/2) for i = 1 to n print_line("print me") how many times the above function prints "print me"?

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Answered by sohailabbas
3

Answer:

function prints "print me" n times.

Explanation:

this function has defined a loop in it.

there are two conditions in this loop.

first condition is when n>1 function will print "print me"

in the second condition function prints "print me" when i=1

and finally from 1 to n function call function prints "print me"

hence this loop runs n time and  

function prints "print me" n times.

Answered by AskewTronics
0

The above code prints "print me" (N) times for N>=1 and never prints "print me" for n<1

Explanation:

  • In the above code, the loop body executes if the value of n is greater than or equal to 1 because the loop condition starts for the value of 1 and ends on every value of N if N>=1.
  • For example if the user gives 5 value for the N variable then the "print me" print 5 times but if the user gives 0 value for the N variable then it does not prints "print me" for a single time.
  • So the above codes prints the "print me" for n times if the value of n >= 1 but it does not print a single time for the value of n<1 because if the value of n is less than 1 then the loop condition is false in the first steps.

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