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why does the question state that the 3 inputs should have space in between and also that each number should be between 1-1000. The solution has no checking for the given conditions of the question ?
Because if there would be no space then it would read as 1 variable, f.e. you want to input 1 2 and 7. If you wont use space you'll get 127 as one number (int a = 127). Another solution to this problem would be seperating numbers with new line (pressing enter for each number individualy), but well, with spaces it is easier to show "starting values for tests"
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why does the question state that the 3 inputs should have space in between and also that each number should be between 1-1000. The solution has no checking for the given conditions of the question ?
Because if there would be no space then it would read as 1 variable, f.e. you want to input 1 2 and 7. If you wont use space you'll get 127 as one number (int a = 127). Another solution to this problem would be seperating numbers with new line (pressing enter for each number individualy), but well, with spaces it is easier to show "starting values for tests"
int main() { int n,sum=0,rem; cout<<"\n Enter a no."; cin>>n; while(n>0) { rem=n%10; sum=sum+rem; n=n/10; } cout<<"sum is="< return 0; }