parkside's triangle.. create a program like this.. enter the size: 6 enter the seed: 1 output: 1 23 456 7891 23456 789123 sample2: enter the size: 5 enter the seed: 3 output: 3 45 678 9123 45678 parkside should not exceed 10 while its seed should only be not more than 9..

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fn f(x) { if(x<=0) return; else f(x-1)+x; }

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For what purpose null pointer used?

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Explain what is wrong with this program statement?

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1 What is a Data Structure?

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