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Consider the following code: int w- 10; while (w>0) scanf(%d, &y); if(y>0){ V++i else The value stored in variable v at the

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Answer: The sum of positive integers scanned from the terminal

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because the variable v is incremented only when y is greater than 0 means if y is positive then v is incremented

y is the value scanned from terminal

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