Answer:
import sys
# The value of the second argument is assigned to X
x = int(sys.argv[1])
# The value of the third argument is assigned to Y
y = int(sys.argv[2])
# The result of multiplication of x and y is assigned to 'result'
result = x * y
#The value of the result is displayed to the user
print("The result of multiplying ", x, "and ", y, "is", result)
Explanation:
First we import sys which allow us to read the argument passed when running the program. The argument is number starting from index 0; the name of the python file been executed is sys.argv[0] which is the first argument. The second argument is sys.argv[1] and the third argument is sys.argv[2].
The attached file is named multplyxy (it wasn't saved as py file because the platform doesn't recognise py file); we can execute it by running: python3 multiplyxy.py 10 23
where x will be 10 and y will be 23.
To run the attached file; it content must be saved as a py file: multiplyxy.py
If we talk about switch Cisco 2960, you must use a console connection instead telnet or ssh to initially configure the switch because, it has no networking services configured when it's first placed and there are no IP addressing parameters configured.
The variable 10 ~ 810 would equal off to 10 leaving 40 left over..