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补充函数，要求实现如下功能：寻找并输出11～999之间的数m，它满足m，m2，m3均为回文数(回文数是指各位数字左右对称的整数)，例如：12321，505，1458541等。满足上述条件的数如m=11时，m2=121，m3=1331都是回文数。请编写js-Value(long m)实现此功能。如果是回文数，则函数返回1，不是则返回0。最后，把结果输出到文件OUT.DAT中。注意：部分源程序已经给出。请勿改动主函数Main()中的内容。试题程序： #include＜string.h＞ #include＜stdio.h＞ #include＜stdlib.h＞ int js Value(long n) main() long m； FILEOUt： Out=fopen("OUT.DAT"，"w")； for(m=11；m＜1000；m++) if(jsValue(m)＆＆jsValue(mm)＆＆jsValue(mmm)) printf("m=%41d，mm=%61d，mmm=%81d"，m，mm，mmm)； fprintf(out，"m=%41d，mm=%61d，mmm=%81d"，m，mm，mmm); fclose(out);

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