500) System.out.print(“Enter another number: “); number – keyboard.nextInt(); a. Numbers between 100 and 500 b. Numbers between 100 and 499 c. Numbers less than 100 d. Numbers greater than 500
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3. X will be 100 when code ends starts with 10 check its
less than 100 go up to 90 then add 10 then check that it is not more
less than 100 loop stops.
4.3. see that only the pre-increment will affect the equation and not the
post un means that y– is 15 and ++z is 4, so 15/4 in int will be
to be 3.
5. Option A. see by checking if the entry number should be
or less than 100 or greater than 500 means any number of the form 100
to 500 will cause the while condition to fail and the loop to break.