Answer:
coupons = int(input("Enter the number of coupons you win: "))
candy_bars = int(coupons / 10)
gumballs = coupons % 10
print("Candy bars: " + str(candy_bars) + ", Gumballs: " + str(gumballs))
Explanation:
*The code is in Python.
Ask the user to enter the number of coupons
Calculate the number of candy bars, divide the coupons by 10 and typecst the result to int
Calculate the number of gumballs, use the modulo to find the remainder
Print the values
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Answer:
DNA obj =new DNA;//obj object created dynamically.
DNA *dnaPtr=&obj.//dnaPtr to store the address of the object.
Explanation:
The above written statements are in C++.The DNA object is created dynamically and it is done in C++ by using new keyword which allocates the heap memory for the object.
Then a dnaPtr is created of type DNA so that it can store the address of the DNA objects.
It should be compiled. It won't work if it's not compiled.
