Consider the following program fragment: (a)
int q = 0;
for (int i = 1; i < 11; i i. 2)
9 9 i;
System. out. print(a - 1);
)
The following two fragments were intended to produce the same output as fragment (ə);
(b)
int q = 0;
while (a < 11)
int i = 1;
99 + i;
ii + 2;
System. out. print(q - 1);
)
(0)
int a
int i;
do
99. i;
System. out. print(9 - 1);
) while (i (11);
Write down the output for each of the fragments (a), (b) and (c). Show your workings by, for example, providing a hand-tracing table.
Indicate how (b) and (c) could be modified (with as few changes as possible) so that the resulting code would produce the same output
as (a)

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