Change the C program below where it is exactly the same except it uses the two different loops. while, and do while.

Make two different sets of code respectivly

#include

int main(int argc, char* argv[])

{

//Variables being declared

int counter,

numStocks;

char answer;

float stockPrice = 0.0f,

sum = 0.0f,

mean = 0.0f,

variance = 0.0f,

varianceSum = 0.0f,

min = 9999,

max = -9999;

// Introduction to the program for the user

printf(" ");

printf("This program calculates the mean, variance, min, and max of the given stock.");

printf("Do you know how many stocks you want analyzed? ");

printf("Type lower case y for yes or anything else for no. ");

scanf("%c", &answer);

if (answer == 'y')

{

printf("How many stocks would you liked analyzed");

scanf("%d", &numStocks);

for (counter = 1; counter <= numStocks; counter++)

{

printf("Please enter stock %d: ", counter);

scanf("%f", &stockPrice);

if (stockPrice >= 0) // checking for negative numbers

{

sum += stockPrice;

}

// determining the min and max

if (min > stockPrice)

{

min = stockPrice;

}

if (max < stockPrice)

{

max = stockPrice;

}

// finding the mean

mean = (sum / numStocks);

//finding the variance

variance += (stockPrice * stockPrice);

varianceSum = (variance / numStocks) - (mean * mean);

}

}

//if the user doesn't know how much stock they have

else

{

numStocks = 0;

//infinte loop

for(;;)

{

printf("Please enter stock price or a -1 to exit program:");

scanf("%f", &stockPrice);

if (stockPrice >= 0)

{

if (stockPrice > max)

{

max = stockPrice;

}

if (stockPrice < min)

{

min = stockPrice;

}

sum += stockPrice;

variance += (stockPrice * stockPrice);

// increment by one

numStocks++;

}

else{

break;}

mean = (sum / numStocks);

varianceSum = (variance / numStocks) - (mean * mean);

}

}

// displays results

printf("mean is: $ %.2f ", mean);

printf("Variance is: $ %.2f ", variance);

printf("The minimum price is: $ %.2f ", min);

printf("The maximum price is: $ %.2f ", max);

return 0;

}