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What will be the output of the following pseudocode?Integer pp, qq, rrset pp=5, qq= 1, rr= 4if ( pp > rr)if (qq > rr )rr = 1qq = rr + 1pp = rr + 2end if qq = pp+ 1elsepp = pp + 1end if printf pp + qq + rr

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What will be the output of the following pseudocode?Integer pp, qq, rrset pp=5, qq= 1, rr= 4if ( pp > rr)if (qq > rr )rr = 1qq = rr + 1pp = rr + 2end if qq = pp+ 1elsepp = pp + 1end if printf pp + qq + rr

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The pseudocode provided is a series of conditional statements and assignments. Let's go through it step by step:

  1. We start with pp=5, qq=1, rr=4.
  2. The first if statement checks if pp > rr, which is true (5 > 4).
  3. We then enter another if statement which checks if qq > rr, which is false (1 > 4).
  4. Since the inner if condition is false, we skip the assignments inside this if block.
  5. We then move to the next line which is outside the inner if block but inside the outer if block. Here, qq is assigned the value of pp + 1, which is 5 + 1 = 6.
  6. The else block corresponding to the outer if statement is skipped because the condition for the outer if statement was true.
  7. Finally, we print the sum of pp, qq, and rr, which is 5 + 6 + 4 = 15.

So, the output of the pseudocode will be 15.

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