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3.16.3.Display all printable characters including the extended character set

#include <iostream> 

using namespace std; 

 

int main() 

{ 

  unsigned char ch; 

 

  ch = 32; 

  while(ch) { 

    cout << ch; 

    ch++; 

  } 

 

  return 0; 

}

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3.16.while
	3.16.1.	Looping with while
	3.16.2.	Counter-controlled repetition
	3.16.3.	Display all printable characters including the extended character set
	3.16.4.	While statement with 'and'&&
	3.16.5.	Use three conditions in while statement
	3.16.6.	Set up 3 stop conditions for the loop: break and continue
	3.16.7.	A while true loop
	3.16.8.	Skip the body of the while loop when the condition is false
	3.16.9.	demonstrates WHILE loops using fibonacci series
	3.16.10.	Calculate the sum of the integers from 1 to 10 using while loop

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