Trace the execution of the loop below for an input of 32. Modify the code segment so that it uses a for loop instead of the while loop.
1 num1 = 1;
2 cout << "Enter a number=> ";
3 cin >> num2;
4 while ((num2 % 13) != 0) {
5 cout << num1 << " " << num2 << endl;
6 num1 += 1;
7 num2 -= 3;
8 }
9 cout << num2 << " is divisible by 13." << endl;
Line Number num1 num2 Effect
? ?
Line Number num1 num2 Effect
? ?
1 1
2 Displays Enter a number=>
3 32
4 6 != 0 is true
5 Displays 1 32
6 2
7 29
8 Back to line 4
4 3 != 0 is true
5 Displays 2 29
Line Number num1 num2 Effect
6 3
7 26
8 Back to line 4
4 0 != 0 is false
9 Displays 26 is divisible by 13.
Replace lines 3 and 4 by
for (cin >> num2; (num2 % 13) != 0; num2 -= 3) {
and delete line 7
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