A program needs to allow a customer to input integers until the input number is zero. When the input number is zero, the program should write the message "The number of integers you have input is: X" (instead of X there should be the total count of numbers input). What should be added below to replace the question mark

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Cole Moss

Computers & Technology

5 April, 08:56

A program needs to allow a customer to input integers until the input number is zero. When the input number is zero, the program should write the message "The number of integers you have input is: X" (instead of X there should be the total count of numbers input). What should be added below to replace the question mark

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Rubi Mcclain · Answer 1

The answer is "Increment count by 1".

Explanation:

In the given program a customer inserts numbers that must store in the array variable on the insertion time we define a condition that if the inserting number value is equal to 0. Then the program will terminate with a message that is "The number of integers you have input is: X". In the program first, we insert some value then we insert a number that is 0. So the program will increment the value of count by 1 and add all values and prints its total.