Answer:
The output is 24
Explanation:
Given
The above code segment
Required
The output
We have (on the first line):
On the second line:
Substitute the value of each variable
Solve the inner brackets
8%3 implies that, the remainder when 8 is divided by 3.
The remainder is 2
So:
<em>Hence, the output is 24</em>
Answer:
CRT
Explanation:
because this is very comfortable for me
I'm sorry but your story isn't adding up
Think your religion is a lie to keep my mouth shut
So I won't testify the crimes you're keeping score of
Why don't you throw me to the wolves? I thought you were one
You were standing there like an angry god
Counting out my sins just to cross them off
Saying that my tongue was too loud to trust
And that my blood couldn't keep you
My dear, you're not so innocent
You're fooling Heaven's gates
So you won't have to change
You're no saint, you're no savior
Your revelations don't look nothing like the pictures
You read between the lines and don't stick to the scriptures
You only follow rules if others follow with you
That doesn't sound so holy only playing victim
You were standing there like an angry god
Counting out my sins just to cross them off
Saying that my tongue was too loud to trust
And that my blood couldn't keep you
My dear, you're not so innocent
You're fooling Heaven's gates
So you won't have to change
You're no saint, you're no savior
So keep your judgment for someone else, I've had enough
And keep your judgment for someone else, I've had enough
So keep your judgment for someone else, I've had enough
And keep your judgment for someone else, I've had enough
My dear, you're not so innocent
You're fooling Heaven's gates
So you won't have to change
You're no saint, you're no savior
The answer is: <span>configuration problem</span>
Make sure that you understand how addDigits( number, base ) works!
```
#!/usr/bin/python
import sys
def addDigits( number, base ):
if( number ):
return( addDigits( number // base, base ) + ( number % base ) )
else:
return( 0 )
def wrapper( number, base=10 ):
if( ( addDigits( number, base ) ) % 2 ):
return True
else:
return False
if( __name__ == "__main__" ):
if( len( sys.argv ) != 2 ):
sys.stderr.write( "usage: " + sys.argv[ 0 ] + " <integer>\n" )
exit( 127 )
print wrapper( int( sys.argv[ 1 ] ) )
```
