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Chapter 3, Problem 6D
Explanation of Solution
a)
Given statement: -10 // 3
#Define the main function
def main():
#Calculate the value of x
x = -10//3
#Print ...
Explanation of Solution
b)
Given statement: -10 % 3
Program:
#Define the main function
def main():
#Calculate the value of x
x = -10%3
#Print...
Explanation of Solution
c)
Given statement: 10 // -3
Program:
#Define the main function
def main():
#Calculate the value of x
x = 10//-3
#Print ...
Explanation of Solution
d)
Given statement: 10 % -3
Program:
#Define the main function
def main():
#Calculate the value of x
x = 10%-3
#Print ...
Explanation of Solution
e)
Given statement: -10 // -3
Program:
#Define the main function
def main():
#Calculate the value of x
x = -10//-3
#Print ...
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