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The document contains a series of programming questions focused on conditional operations involving user input and arithmetic manipulations. Each question provides specific requirements for transforming or evaluating numbers based on user input, along with examples of expected outputs. The questions range from reversing digits to checking conditions on the sum of digits and modifying values accordingly.

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Assignment 2

The document contains a series of programming questions focused on conditional operations involving user input and arithmetic manipulations. Each question provides specific requirements for transforming or evaluating numbers based on user input, along with examples of expected outputs. The questions range from reversing digits to checking conditions on the sum of digits and modifying values accordingly.

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No Level Category Question Text

Question16:
Get a four-digit number from user and only reverse the last two digits of the number, then
print the number.
Conditional
1 4
Arithmetic Operations Example 1:
Input: 9561 Output 5961.
Example 2:
Input: 3859 Output: 8359

Question17:
Get a two-digit number from user and make the one’s digit as 0,then print it.
Conditional
2 4
Arithmetic Operations Example 1:
Input: 95 Output 90.
Example 2:
Input: 18 Output:10.
Question18:
Get a two-digit number from user and make the ten’s digit 1, then print it.
Conditional
3 4
Arithmetic Operations Example 1:
Input: 95 Output 15.
Example 2:
Input: 82 Output: 12.

Question19:
Get a three-digit number from user and make the one’s digit as 2, then print it.
Conditional
4 4
Arithmetic Operations Example 1:
Input: 695 Output 692.
Example 2:
Input: 182 Output: 182.

Question20:
Get a three-digit number from user and make the ten’s digit as 0, then print it.
Conditional
5 4
Arithmetic Operations Example 1:
Input: 695 Output 605.
Example 2:
Input: 182 Output: 102.
Question21:
Get a number from user and subtract 5 from that number if the number is odd, then print
the result. Do not use “if”.
Conditional
6 5
Operations Example:1
Input: 695 Output 690.
Example:2
Input: 182 Output: 182.

Question22:
Get a number from user and subtract 5 from that number if the number’s ten’s position digit
is odd, then print the result. Do not use “if”.
Conditional
7 5
Operations Example:1
Input: 685 Output 685.
Example:2
Input: 89172 Output: 89167.
Question23:
Get a two digit number from user and subtract 5 from that number if the sum of the digits of
Conditional the number is odd, then print the result. Do not use “if”.
8 5
Operations
Example:1
Input: 95 Output 95.
Example:2
Input: 72 Output: 67.

Question24:
Get a three-digit number from user and subtract 5 from that number if one’s digit number
Conditional and 100’s digit number are same, then print the result. Do not use “if”.
9 5
Operations
Example:1
Input: 595 Output 590.
Example:2
Input: 372 Output: 372.
Question25:
Get a four-digit number from user and subtract 5 from that number if ten’s digit position
Conditional and 100’s digit position is same, then print the result. Do not use “if”.
10 5
Operations
Example:1
Input: 7595 Output 7595.
Example:2
Input: 3772 Output: 3767.

Question26:
Get a two-digit number from user. If the sum of the digits is 10 then print- “Success”,
otherwise print “Failure”.
Conditional
11 5
Operations Example:1
Input: 56 - Output: Failure.
Example:2
Input: 37 - Output: Success.
Question27:
Get a three-digit number from user. If the sum of the digits is 10 then print “Success”,
otherwise print “Failure”.
Conditional
12 5
Operations Example:1
Input: 956 - Output: Failure.
Example:2
Input: 127 - Output: Success.

Question28:
Get a three-digit number from user. If the sum of the one’s digit and hundred’s digit is less
Conditional than 10, then print “Success”, otherwise print “Failure”.
13 5
Operations
Example:1
Input: 569 - Output: Failure.
Example:2
Input: 315 - Output: Success.
Question29:
Get a four-digit number from user. If the sum of the ten’s digit and hundred’s digit is greater
Conditional than 10, then print “Success”, otherwise print “Failure”.
14 5
Operations
Example:1
Input: 7529 -Output: Failure.
Example:2
Input: 9386 -Output: Success.

Question30:
Get a four-digit number from user. If the sum of the ten’s digit and hundred’s digit is equal
Conditional to 10, and one of the digits is more than 7 then print “Success”, otherwise print “Failure”.
15 5
Operations
Example:1
Input: 4649 - Output: Failure.
Example:2
Input: 9286 - Output: Success.

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