Answer:
The answer to this question is given below in the explanation section.
Explanation:
In this given program there are two errors, first in line number 2 that stores a string value, not int. The second error is at line 6, a symbol "*" represents multiplication, not addition.
To solve these errors, in line #2, convert the input to an int variable value 1. To add the values of variables (value1 and value2), use the plus symbol "+" in the print statement at line #6.
The correct program is given below:
<em>value1= int(input("Enter first number: "))</em>
#get second number and store it into value2 variable.
<em>value2= int(input("Enter second number: "))</em>
#add the values store in variables (value1 and value2) and then print
<em>print (value1 + value2)</em>
Answer:
it gives gives the Operating System a way to securely manage memory.
Explanation:
the user never directly deals with the physical address but can access by its corresponding logical address.
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