Looping a number and taking away each digit of it is so much fun, but I wanted to try out a much more complex task: getting the largest digit among them all. Think you can handle the job? Instructions: 1. Input a non-zero positive integer. 2. Using the same concept as the previous problem, figure out how to separate the digits of a number and determine which of the digits is the largest one, using a while. Afterwards, print the largest digit. 3. Tip #1: Create another variable that will hold the largest digit. Initial its value to a negative integer, like -1, outside the loop. 4. Tip #2: Everytime you get the rightmost digit, check if it is greater than the current largest digit. If it is, set it as the new largest digit. Input A line containing an integer. 214 Output A line containing an integer.

Looping a number and taking away each digit of it is so much fun, but I wanted to try out a much more complex task: getting the largest digit among them all. Think you can handle the job? Instructions: 1. Input a non-zero positive integer. 2. Using the same concept as the previous problem, figure out how to separate the digits of a number and determine which of the digits is the largest one, using a while. Afterwards, print the largest digit. 3. Tip #1: Create another variable that will hold the largest digit. Initial its value to a negative integer, like -1, outside the loop. 4. Tip #2: Everytime you get the rightmost digit, check if it is greater than the current largest digit. If it is, set it as the new largest digit. Input A line containing an integer. 214 Output A line containing an integer.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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