Question

Write a statement that outputs variable numComputers as follows. End with a newline. Ex: If numComputers is 10, the program should output: Number of computers: 10 Our system will automatically run your program several times, trying different input values to ensure your program works for any input values.

Answer 1

Answer:

numComputers=input() #input statement which take the inputs from the user.

print ('Number of Computers:'+numComputers) // print statement.

Output:

• If the user inputs 12 then the output is "Number of Computers: 12".
• If the user inputs 0 then the output is "Number of Computers: 0".

Explanation:

• The above program is in python language. it works for many types of inputs. The inputs can be in string or integer or float or in any other data type.
• The first line of the program is an input statement that takes the inputs from the user and stores it into a variable named numComputers.
• Then the second line will print the value of numcomputer with the help of the above-defined string format (which is defined on the question part).
• The above program can also be like this:--"print ('Number of Computers:'+input())", in one statement only which also gives the same output which is described above.