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Can any one help me why my code doesn't provide the correct answer in compiler, but when i run in jupyter notebook it gives me the answer.
if name == 'main': N = int(input()) print('You need to perform {} commands'.format(N)) array = []
for _ in range(N): func, *args = input("Enter the command and values : ").split() if func == "Insert": index, element = map(int, args) array.insert(index, element) elif func == "Print": print(array) elif func == 'Remove': element_remove = int(input('Enter the element to remove: ')) array.remove(element_remove) elif func == "Append": element_append = int(input('Enter the element to append: ')) array.append(element_append) elif func == "Sort": array.sort() elif func == "Print": print(array) elif func == 'Pop': array.pop() elif func == 'Reverse': array.reverse() elif func == "Print": print(array) else: print("Invalid Command")
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Can any one help me why my code doesn't provide the correct answer in compiler, but when i run in jupyter notebook it gives me the answer.
if name == 'main': N = int(input()) print('You need to perform {} commands'.format(N)) array = []