Given the following programs (assume no syntax error), what is displayed/printed?  #include int main(void) {    int z = -3;    if (z > 0)        z = z * 2;    else if (z < 0);        z = z + 5;    else        z = z - 1;    if (z >2)        z = z / 2;    else        z = z * 3;    printf(“z = %d\n”, z);    return 0;}

Where did the phrase “wall of separation between church and state” originate?

Question d. Test your completed function with different input values to ensure it works correctly using assert() for num=123, num=9876, num=5 and add the needed lines and libraries

Question e- Given that the file can be successfully opened to read and if the data in the “numbers.txt” file is as follows,  12 15 8 3 20 7 10 18 5 what gets printed?

#include int main(void) {    int n = 5;    char ch = ‘A’;     for (int i = 1; i

a. How many time the printf( ) will be excuted?

The Supreme Court ruling in Citizens United v. FEC supports which of the following?

What was the goal of the 1848 Seneca Falls Convention? 

Explain the impact of the Plessy v. Ferguson decision. What rights did it infringe upon?

A sample size that is which of the following will more accurately represent the population?