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Start This challenge activity consists of a series of auto-generated, randomized questions allowing unlimited submissions. You must correctly answer a question at each level before proceeding to the next level. The purpose of this first level is to familiarize yourself with how the autograder works. 1. Click the "Start" button to begin the challenge activity. 2. Copy the code provided and paste the code into the code window. The following code uses cin >> to read in a value for variable numOnions. Then, uses cout << to output the value of numOnions, followed by "-onions". Then, uses << endl to end with a newline. cin >> numOnions; cout << numOnions << "\-onions" << endl; 3. Click the "Check" button to test your code. Our autograder automatically runs your program several times, testing different input values each time to ensure your program works for any values. An explanation is also provided. Note: You can only edit lines where the line number (shown on the left) are white. Lines with grey line numbers cannot be edited. Learn how our autograder works 1 #include <iostream> 2 using namespace std; 3 4 int main() { 5 int numOnions; // Creates an integer variable named numOnions 6 7 8 /* Your code goes here */ 9 return 0; 10 }

          Start
This challenge activity consists of a series of auto-generated, randomized questions allowing unlimited submissions. You must
correctly answer a question at each level before proceeding to the next level. The purpose of this first level is to familiarize
yourself with how the autograder works.
1. Click the "Start" button to begin the challenge activity.
2. Copy the code provided and paste the code into the code window. The following code uses cin >> to read in a value for
variable numOnions. Then, uses cout << to output the value of numOnions, followed by "-onions". Then, uses << endl to
end with a newline.
cin >> numOnions;
cout << numOnions << "\-onions" << endl;
3. Click the "Check" button to test your code. Our autograder automatically runs your program several times, testing different
input values each time to ensure your program works for any values. An explanation is also provided.
Note: You can only edit lines where the line number (shown on the left) are white. Lines with grey line numbers cannot be edited.
Learn how our autograder works
1 #include <iostream>
2 using namespace std;
3
4 int main() {
5 int numOnions; // Creates an integer variable named numOnions
6
7
8 /* Your code goes here */
9 return 0;
10 }

Start
This challenge activity consists of a series of auto-generated, randomized questions allowing unlimited submissions. You must
correctly answer a question at each level before proceeding to the next level. The purpose of this first level is to familiarize
yourself with how the autograder works.
1. Click the "Start" button to begin the challenge activity.
2. Copy the code provided and paste the code into the code window. The following code uses cin >> to read in a value for
variable numOnions. Then, uses cout << to output the value of numOnions, followed by "-onions". Then, uses << endl to
end with a newline.
cin >> numOnions;
cout << numOnions << "onions" << endl;
3. Click the "Check" button to test your code. Our autograder automatically runs your program several times, testing different
input values each time to ensure your program works for any values. An explanation is also provided.
Note: You can only edit lines where the line number (shown on the left) are white. Lines with grey line numbers cannot be edited.
Learn how our autograder works
1 #include <iostream>
2 using namespace std;
3
4 int main()
5 int numOnions; // Creates an integer variable named numOnions
6
7
8 /* Your code goes here */
9 return 0;
10

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