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Yes. Above is the question and provide me the source code.
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Yes. Above is the question and provide me the source code.

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how to use break and continues statement in sum and product using C language. Usually the break and continue statement are used in prime number implementation. So please provide me some source code when i can implement continue and break calculating sum and product. 
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how to use break and continues statement in sum and product using C language. Usually the break and continue statement are used in prime number implementation. So please provide me some source code when i can implement continue and break calculating sum and product.

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Write a program that allows the user to enter a set of integers and print their sum and products using break and continue statements.
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Write a program that allows the user to enter a set of integers and print their sum and products using break and continue statements.

how to write a programe that allows brak and continue statement in C Language

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