Question 10 0 out of 5 points What is the difference between an input file and an output file? Selected Answer: Answers An input file has data written into it from a program An output file has data read from it into a program An input file uses the keyboard to obtain data An output file uses the screen to display data An input file is created by a program to store data An output file is created by a program to input data from Input files are used by programs such as spreadsheets or image editors Output files are used by programs such as word processors or web browsers An input file has data written into it from a program An output file has data read from it into a program An input file has data read from it into a program An output file has data written into it from a program Question 11 O out of 4.5 points Which of these will repeatedly get an integer from the user and print it out, making sure the loop asks the user at least once. The loop should continue doing these steps as long as the user's number between 100 and 200 (inclusive). Assume all variables have been properly defined Two of the other answers are correct. Selected Answer: Answers do { cout > number; cout = 100) && (number > number; cout > number; cout =100) || (number =100) 66 (number > number; cout > number; cout 200) break; } Two of the other answers are correct