COUNT function
COUNT function determines how many cells in a range contain
a number. We use this function to get the number of entries in a number field
in an array of numbers. The formula one can use is G1:[…..]: = COUNT(G1:[…..])
Answer:
Following are the statement in C++ Language is given below
total=0; // variable declaration
cin >> amount; // Read the input
while(amount >=0) //iterating the loop
{
if(amount>0) // checking condition
total=total+amount; // perform operation
}
Explanation:
Following is the description of the statement
- Declared a variable "total" and initialized with them 0 to them.
- Read the input in the "amount" variable by using cin.
- iterating the loop when the amount is greater then 0.
- Checking the condition if(amount>0) then adding the total variable and amount and storing them into the total variable.
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