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PROCEDURE F(b, c)
{
val 0
REPEAT C TIMES
{
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PROCEDURE G(b, c)
{
count
val
REPEAT UNTIL ( val > b)
{
count count + 1
val
val + c
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RETURN count
}
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+ F(3, 4) + G(35, 5)
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PROCEDURE F(b, c)
{
val 0
REPEAT C TIMES
{
val val + b
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RETURN val
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}
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