You are provided with the pseudocode for the below problem statement and it is shuffled.Rearrange the same so that it will be the correct pseudocode.Problem Statement :Strong numberCheck if a given number is a strong number. 145 is a strong number because 1!+4!+5! = 145. Write an algorithm, a flowchart and a pseudo code for the same.Sample Input :145Sample Output :Strong numberBEGINDECLARE variables number, sum, temp, remainder, factREAD numberSET sum=0, temp=numberWHILE number != 0SET fact = 1FOR i IN 1 to remainder DOremainder = number % 10END FOREND IFIF sum==temp THENPRINT "Strong number"fact = fact *iPRINT "Not a Strong number"ELSEsum = sum+ factnumber = number / 10END WHILEEND
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You are provided with the pseudocode for the below problem statement and it is shuffled.Rearrange the same so that it will be the correct pseudocode.Problem Statement :Strong numberCheck if a given number is a strong number. 145 is a strong number because 1!+4!+5! = 145. Write an algorithm, a flowchart and a pseudo code for the same.Sample Input :145Sample Output :Strong numberBEGINDECLARE variables number, sum, temp, remainder, factREAD numberSET sum=0, temp=numberWHILE number != 0SET fact = 1FOR i IN 1 to remainder DOremainder = number % 10END FOREND IFIF sum==temp THENPRINT "Strong number"fact = fact *iPRINT "Not a Strong number"ELSEsum = sum+ factnumber = number / 10END WHILEEND
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BEGIN DECLARE variables number, sum, temp, remainder, fact READ number SET sum=0, temp=number WHILE number != 0 remainder = number % 10 SET fact = 1 FOR i IN 1 to remainder DO fact = fact *i END FOR sum = sum+ fact number = number / 10 END WHILE IF sum==temp THEN PRINT "Strong number" ELSE PRINT "Not a Strong number" END IF END
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