Answer:
This is a python program that counts the number of divisors of a given number and calculates the sum of the divisors.
Explanation:
The first line defines a function "sum_divisors" with an argument "n". The square root of the argument is converted to integer and assigned to the variable "x", then a for loop is used to iterate through the range 2 to the calculated nth number of divisors in the argument.The return keyword returns the sum value.
The function is called with several arguments and printed with the print function.
The program is
num = int(input("Enter Numerator "))
den = int(input("Enter Denominator "))
print("quotient is ",str(num//den)," remainder is ", str(num%den))
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How to create a division sign in HTML?</h3>
To create a division sign ( ÷ ) in HTML you can use any of the following codes.
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How to divide in computer programming?</h3>
Perl code
use strict;
my $first = 15;
my $second = 5;
my $answer = $first / $second;
print "You get $answer if you divide $first by $second";
When the script above is run, it displays "You get 3 if you divide 15 by 5" on the screen.
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