Question

Integer input count is read from input, representing the number of floating-point values to be read next. Use a loop to read the remaining floating-point values from input. For each floating-point value read, output "value read:" followed by the value. Then, output "highest:" followed by the highest of the floating-point values read. End each output with a newline. Ex: If the input is: 2 58.4 84.2 then the output is: value read: 58.4 value read: 84.2 highest: 84.2

a. The loop will only iterate once.
b. The code does not handle negative values.
c. The code will output incorrect values.
d. The code will produce the desired output.

Answer 1

The code will produce the desired output by reading floating-point values from user input and outputting the values and the highest value.

Step-by-step explanation:

The subject of this question is Computer Science. The grade of this question is High School.

The code will produce the desired output. It reads an integer input count from the user, which represents the number of floating-point values to be read next. It then uses a loop to read the remaining floating-point values. For each value read, it outputs 'value read:' followed by the value. Finally, it outputs 'highest:' followed by the highest value read.

Example: Input - '2 58.4 84.2', Output - 'value read: 58.4' 'value read: 84.2' 'highest: 84.2'