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Minchanka [31]
3 years ago
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Who is "TheBrain" He doesn't Give Answers, Or Questions, Keeps liking Profiles and.. Has Thousands of followers.. is he a Mod? ​

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ss7ja [257]3 years ago
8 0

Nope, he is a BOT not a MOD. He is made to run for this purpose only. He used to give answers in brainly.in but now he is used for deleting useless answers and questions, to welcome a new user and acts as a server bot.

You can also call "TheBrain" as AI

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Given number in base 7 : 234.43

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Each digit needs to be multiplied by 7^(position index)

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class Main //  creating class

{

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{

Scanner br=new Scanner(System.in); // scanner class for input

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       int sum =0;

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}

Explanation:

First create an object of "Scanner" class to read input from the user.

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