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tankabanditka [31]
3 years ago
10

The order of precedence determine

Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Free_Kalibri [48]3 years ago
7 0
The order of precedence is the hierarchical order in which calculations are conducted. The simplest example of this is the way you always multiply before you add numbers.
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1.  

num1 = input("Enter the value of n")  

n = int(num1)  

def calc(n):  

Lst = []  

while n > 0:  

remainder = n % 10  

Lst.append(remainder)  

quotient = int(n / 10)  

n = quotient  

i = len(Lst) - 1  

sum = 1  

for i in range(0, len(Lst)):  

if(i % 2 != 0):  

sum *=Lst[i];  

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continue  

print(sum)  

return(0)  

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num=input("Enter the value of n")

arr=[12,-12,13,15,-34,-35,35,42]

def div7positive():

  sum = 0

  m = 0

  i = 0

  while m <= 7:

      if(arr[i]>=0 and arr[i]%7 == 0):

          sum +=arr[i]

      i = i + 1

      m += 1

       

   

  print("sum of number divisible by 7 and positive is", +sum);

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\ r3.Write an algorithm that reads a natural number n and calculates the sum:

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num=input("Enter the value of n")

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  sum = 0

  m= 0

  while m <= 7:

      sum +=1/((int(num)-1)*int(num))

      m += 1

  print("sum of series is", +sum)

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num=input("Enter the value of n")

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  sum = 0

  m= 2

  while m <= int(num):

      if int(num) % m == 0:

          sum += m

      m += 1

  print("sum of divisors is", +sum)

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      quotient = int(n / 10)

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  i = len(Lst) - 1

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