Answer:
Following are the program in python language
def prob3_6(k): #function definition
c = 0 #variable declaration
while k != 1: #iterating the while loop
print(k) #print k
if k % 2 == 0:#check if condition
k= k // 2 #divisible by 2
else: #else condition
k = k * 3 + 1
c = c + 1
print(k) #print k
print c #print count
prob3_6(3)#function call
Output:
3
10
5
16
8
4
2
1
7
Explanation:
Following are the description of program
- Create a function "prob3_6" in this function we passing an integer parameter of type "int" named "k".
- Inside that function we declared a variable "c" of type "int" that is used for counting purpose .
- After that we iterated the while for print the value of when it is not equal to 1 .
- We check if condition when k gives 0 on modulus then k is divisible by 2 otherwise else block will be executed in the else part we multiply by 3 to k and add 1 to the k variable .
- Finally print "k" and "c"
Answer:
The num >= 0 test condition is not correct
Explanation:
The line would lead to the printing of "Your entered: " + str(num) repeatedly without stopping.
The while loop checks the condition that the "num" variable is less than zero. This condition will always be true as there is no means of resetting the value after initially inputting the value that is less than zero.
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Answer:
Following are the solution to this question:
Please find the attachment of this code.
Explanation:
In this code, an email_list method is declared, that accepts a domains parameter, and in the next step, an empty list and two for loop are defined, in which the first for loop is used for a count parameter value and in the second loop is use the append method to add the given value, and use the return method to print its value, and use the print method to call the "email_list" method.
