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    The code calculates cyclomatic complexity and average number of live variables for a C program. The C program declares three integer variables a, b, and c and assigns values to them. It then contains an if-else statement to conditionally modify the value of a based on comparing b and c. The cyclomatic complexity is calculated as 3 based on the single if-else statement. The average number of live variables is calculated by counting the number of variables used between each statement and dividing by the total number of statements.

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    The code calculates cyclomatic complexity and average number of live variables for a C program. The C program declares three integer variables a, b, and c and assigns values to them. It then contains an if-else statement to conditionally modify the value of a based on comparing b and c. The cyclomatic complexity is calculated as 3 based on the single if-else statement. The average number of live variables is calculated by counting the number of variables used between each statement and dividing by the total number of statements.

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    The code calculates cyclomatic complexity and average number of live variables for a C program. The C program declares three integer variables a, b, and c and assigns values to them. It then contains an if-else statement to conditionally modify the value of a based on comparing b and c. The cyclomatic complexity is calculated as 3 based on the single if-else statement. The average number of live variables is calculated by counting the number of variables used between each statement and dividing by the total number of statements.

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    Q1.

    Calculate cyclomatic complexity for the following code:

    #include <stdio.h>

    Void main()

    Int a,b,c;

    A=20;

    B=30;

    c=40;

    if (b > c)

    a=a+10;

    else if(b==c)

    a=c;

    else

    a=a-10;

    printf(“%d %d %d”, a, b, c);

    Answer:M=3

    Q2. Calculate the average number of live variables in the above code.

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