The ASCII values for the digits 0–9 are 48–57, respectively. Write an algorithm and a Java program that, given a positive integer x, constructs a sequence of values in the range 48–57, representing the ASCII values of the digits of x . For example, if x = 104, the resulting sequence is 49 48 52, since the ASCII values for 1, 0, and 4 are 49, 48, and 52, respectively.

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