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What will be the output of the following Pseudocode?1. int p=4, q=7, r=102. p=q mod r3. q=q+p4. r=r+q5. print p, q and r7 11 174 11 177 14 217 14 24

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What will be the output of the following Pseudocode?1. int p=4, q=7, r=102. p=q mod r3. q=q+p4. r=r+q5. print p, q and r7 11 174 11 177 14 217 14 24

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The pseudocode provided is not complete, as it does not specify the question to be answered. However, I can explain what each line of the pseudocode does:

  1. int p=4, q=7, r=10: This line declares three integer variables p, q, and r, and assigns them the values 4, 7, and 10 respectively.

  2. p=q mod r: This line assigns the value of the modulus of q divided by r to p. The modulus operation gives the remainder of the division. So, p will be 7 mod 10, which is 7.

  3. q=q+p: This line adds the current values of q and p, and assigns the result to q. So, q will be 7 + 7, which is 14.

  4. r=r+q: This line adds the current values of r and q, and assigns the result to r. So, r will be 10 + 14, which is 24.

  5. print p, q and r: This line prints the current values of p, q, and r, which are 7, 14, and 24 respectively.

So, the output of the pseudocode will be 7, 14, 24.

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