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This code reads two arrays a and b of size n from the user and creates a third array c by adding the corresponding elements of arrays a and b. Finally, it prints the elements of array c on the screen.
The program begins by declaring four arrays a, b, c, and i of size 10 and a variable n to store the size of the arrays. It then prompts the user to enter the size of the arrays and reads the input using scanf. Next, it prompts the user to enter n elements of array a, reads them using a for loop and stores them in the corresponding elements of array a.
Similarly, the program prompts the user to enter n elements of array b, reads them using another for loop and stores them in the corresponding elements of array b. Then, the program uses a third for loop to compute the sum of corresponding elements of arrays a and b and store the result in the corresponding element of array c.
Finally, the program prints the elements of array c on the screen using yet another for loop.
Note that this program assumes that the user always enters valid inputs, i.e., an integer value for the size of the arrays and n integer values for each of the arrays a and b. It does not include any error checking to handle invalid inputs.
The program begins by declaring four arrays a, b, c, and i of size 10 and a variable n to store the size of the arrays. It then prompts the user to enter the size of the arrays and reads the input using scanf. Next, it prompts the user to enter n elements of array a, reads them using a for loop and stores them in the corresponding elements of array a.
Similarly, the program prompts the user to enter n elements of array b, reads them using another for loop and stores them in the corresponding elements of array b. Then, the program uses a third for loop to compute the sum of corresponding elements of arrays a and b and store the result in the corresponding element of array c.
Finally, the program prints the elements of array c on the screen using yet another for loop.
Note that this program assumes that the user always enters valid inputs, i.e., an integer value for the size of the arrays and n integer values for each of the arrays a and b. It does not include any error checking to handle invalid inputs.