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Method One:#include int main (){int i,j,k,n;printf (" Number of daffodils:", n);for (n=100;n{i=n/100;j=n/10-i*10;k=n%10;if (n==i*i*i+j*j*j+k*k*k)printf ("%d\n", N);}return 0;}Output Result:Number of daffodils:15337037150VPress any key to continueMethod Two: #include stdio h > #include math. h >int Main (){int i,m,sum; for (i=100;i1000;i+ +){sum = 0;m = i;Do{sum=sum+Pow (M%10,3);//pow(A, b ) refer

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C language: 3 methods; 0 ~ All "Daffodils" between 999 and output.Method 1: # Include Output result: daffodils: 153 370 371 407 Press any key to continue Method 2: # Include Running result: 153 370 371 407 Press any key to continue method 3: # Include Result: daffodils: 153 370 371 407