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Echo checking

 Echo checking
 Used to output statements at strategic locations in the program so that
intermediate values can be printed at each stage of the calculation or
logic.
 C program Pascal program
/* Program DVT */ {PROGRAM DVT}
#include <stdio.h> PROGRAM DVT;
void main() VAR
{ Num1, Num2: integer;
int Num1, Num2; Begin
printf("Enter a number: "); write('Enter a number: ');
scanf("%d", &Num1); readln(Num1);
printf("%d and %d\n", Num1, Num2); writeln(Num1, ' and ', Num2);
Num2 = Num1 + 2; Num2 := Num1 + 2;
printf("%d and %d\n", Num1, Num2); writeln(Num1, ' and ', Num2);
Num1 = Num2 - 1; Num1 := Num2 - 1;
printf("%d and %d\n", Num1, Num2); writeln(Num1, ' and ', Num2);
Num2 = Num1 * 5; Num2 := Num1 * 5;
printf("%d and %d\n", Num1, Num2); writeln(Num1, ' and ', Num2);
Num2 = Num2 / 2; Num2 := Num2 DIV 2;
printf("%d and %d\n", Num1, Num2); writeln(Num1, ' and ', Num2);
printf("The results: "); write('The results: ');
printf("Num1 = %d and Num2 = %d writeln('Num1 = ', Num1, ' and Num2 = ',
\n", Num1, Num2); Num2)
} END.
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Echo checking
 The output of the above program with an input value of Num1 being
3 is listed as follows.

Enter a number:
3 and undefined
3 and 5
4 and 5
4 and 20
4 and 10
The results: Num1 = 4 and Num2 = 10
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Echo checking
 The output of the above program with an input value of Num1 being
3 is listed as follows.

Enter a number:
3 and undefined
3 and 5
4 and 5
4 and 20
4 and 10
The results: Num1 = 4 and Num2 = 10