Python: Whether an integer greater than 4^4 which is 4 mod 34
Python Programming Puzzles: Exercise-3 with Solution
Write a Python program that accept an integer test whether an integer greater than 4^4 and which is 4 mod 34.
Input: 922 Output: True Input: 914 Output: False Input: 854 Output: True Input: 854 Output: True
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Sample Solution:
Python Code:
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def test(n):
return n % 34 == 4 and n > 4 ** 4
n = 922
print("Original Integer:")
print(n)
print("Check whether the said integer greater than 4^4 and which is 7 mod 134 :")
print(test(n))
n = 914
print("\nOriginal Integer:")
print(n)
print("Check whether the said integer greater than 4^4 and which is 7 mod 134 :")
print(test(n))
n = 854
print("\nOriginal Integer:")
print(n)
print("Check whether the said integer greater than 4^4 and which is 7 mod 134 :")
print(test(n))
print("\nOriginal Integer:")
print(n)
print("Check whether the said integer greater than 4^4 and which is 7 mod 134 :")
print(test(n))
Sample Output:
Original Integer: 922 Check whether the said integer greater than 4^4 and which is 7 mod 134 : True Original Integer: 914 Check whether the said integer greater than 4^4 and which is 7 mod 134 : False Original Integer: 854 Check whether the said integer greater than 4^4 and which is 7 mod 134 : True Original Integer: 854 Check whether the said integer greater than 4^4 and which is 7 mod 134 : True
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Python: Tips of the Day
Clamps num within the inclusive range specified by the boundary values x and y:
Example:
def tips_clamp_num(num,x,y): return max(min(num, max(x, y)), min(x, y)) print(tips_clamp_num(2, 4, 6)) print(tips_clamp_num(1, -1, -6))
Output:
4 -1
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