If the input is negative, make numItemsPointer be null. Otherwise, make numItemsPointer point to numItems and multiply the value to which numItemsPointer points by 10. Ex: If the user enters 99, the output should be:

The code for the given statements are described below.

Explanation:

// Place code below in line 9

if(numItems < 0)  // starting of a loop

{

numItemsPointer = NULL;

}

else  

{

numItemsPointer = &numItems;

numItems = numItems * 10;   // items multiplied by 10

}   // ending of a loop

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