Write statements that output variable numMugs as follows. End with a newline. Ex: If numMugs is 10, the program should output: N
umber of mugs: 10 Our system will automatically run your program several times, trying different input values to ensure your program works for any input values.
numMugs=input(); #take input from the user and store it on a numMugs variable.
print ('Number of mugs:'+numMugs) #print the numMugs variable value with the Number of mugs: line.
Output:
If the input is 8 then the program is print Number of mugs: 8.
If the input is 'Harry' then the program is print Number of mugs: Harry.
Explanation:
The above program is in python language with the two statements one in input and the other is output.
The first line takes input and stores it into a variable named "numMugs".
The second line print the value as Number of mugs: value_of_numMugs.
The above program works for any type of input. It can work for the string data type or integer data type or character data type or any other data type.
Like when a seed drops on the ground, and a bee come to take some honey. It sticks to the bee and where the bee goes, the bee will rub it off and the seed will start to grow.
<span>There are 4 computer language generations. First is the first generation language or 1GL, second is the second-generation languages or the 2GL, next is the third-generation languages or the 3GL, and the last is fourth-generation languages or the 4GL.</span>
