Get a user input of a positive integer number:

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Logarithm (Iterative algorithm) (20 pts)

• Get a user input of a positive integer number: A

• Get a user input of zero or a positive integer number: B

• A is a base and B is an exponent of A

• Calculate 2

• Print C

 

Pseudo code (may have a bug. Please make sure the correctness)

 

Func Main ():

Get A and B

C = 0 

While B > 1

B = Div(B, A)

C += 1

Print C

End_Main

 

Func Div(E, F)

V = 1

While E > 0

E = E - F

V += 1

Return V

End_Div

 

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