Question

Write a program that reads an integer (greater than 0) from the console and flips the digits of the number, using the arithmetic operators // and %, while only printing out the even digits in the flipped order. Make sure that your program works for any number of digits and that the output does not have a newline character at the end.

main.py

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Answer 1

prompt_msg = "Enter a number greater than 0 :"  #if you do not want to print anything uncommnet below line

#prompt_msg = ""

x = int(input(prompt_msg))  # take input from console

while(x>0):  # loop until x is greater than 0

    last_digit = x%10  # find last digit of x

    x = x//10;  # integer divide x and assign back to x

    if(last_digit%2==0):  # check if the digit is even

        print(last_digit,end="") # print the digit

E 1 . prompt_msg = "Enter a number greater than 0 :" #if you do not want to print anything uncommnet below line #prompt_msg = "" x = int(input(prompt_msg)) # take input from console while(x>0): # loop until x is greater than o last_digit = x%10 # find last digit of x x = x//10; # integer divide x and assign back to x if(last_digit%2==0): # check if the digit is even print(last_digit, end="") # print the digit Enter a number greater than 0 : 123456789 8642