This code sorts the decimal places of a number consisting of ones, tens and hundreds, for example, when entering the number 583, it prints X=5, Y=8, Z=3 * 1-.... 2-.... 3-..... 1-Print "X="; a \ 100 2-Print "Y="; (a \ 100) \ 10 3-Print "Z="; (a Mod 100) \ 10 1-Print "X="; a \ 100 2-Print "Y="; (a Mod 100)*10 3-Print "Z="; (a Mod 100) * 10 1-Print "X="; a \ 100 2-Print "Y="; (a Mod 100) \ 10 3-Print "Z="; (a Mod 100) Mod 10 1-Print "X="; a \ 100 2-Print "Y="; (a \ 100) mod10 3-Print "Z="; (a \ 100) Mod 10 1-Print "X="; a mod 100 2-Print "Y="; O (a Mod 100) \ 10 3-Print "Z="; (a Mod 100) Mod 10

This code sorts the decimal places of a number consisting of ones, tens and hundreds, for example, when entering the number 583, it prints X=5, Y=8, Z=3 * 1-.... 2-.... 3-..... 1-Print "X="; a \ 100 2-Print "Y="; (a \ 100) \ 10 3-Print "Z="; (a Mod 100) \ 10 1-Print "X="; a \ 100 2-Print "Y="; (a Mod 100)10 3-Print "Z="; (a Mod 100) 10 1-Print "X="; a \ 100 2-Print "Y="; (a Mod 100) \ 10 3-Print "Z="; (a Mod 100) Mod 10 1-Print "X="; a \ 100 2-Print "Y="; (a \ 100) mod10 3-Print "Z="; (a \ 100) Mod 10 1-Print "X="; a mod 100 2-Print "Y="; O (a Mod 100) \ 10 3-Print "Z="; (a Mod 100) Mod 10

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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