#๐ i want the answer for this
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@plucky ruin
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!rule exam
8. Do not help with ongoing exams. When helping with homework, help people learn how to do the assignment without doing it for them.
this not ongion exam
This is not a spoonfeeding server anyways
Regardless, the purpose here is teaching how to program, not answering the assessment for you.
Do you have some code already? Any specifics you're stuck on?
Ok. What have you learned so far in this course? And which part of the description seems confusing?
this part
Once all 5 numbers have been entered
โข the program will print the numbers that have been entered horizontally across the screen in ascending order,
โข commas will appear between numbers, but there will be no comma at the end of the list.
Well, let's suppose the rest of the program works as intended, and you have your 5 numbers.
Where are they? What sort of data structure is holding them?
Things to look up:
How to get user input
How to validate its type (int)
How to use a list (add items)
How to iterate n times
How to join strings together
This should get you started
do the earlier lessons in your course go over these things (or anything sound familiar)?
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Yes, but I'm not the one taking the class. What would that do for you?
please?
Still applies.
its just aa practice paper not a ongoing exam
I suggest you practice it, then (and I would consider it in the "homework" category anyway; for which I was trying to offer assistance)
If you dont practice you wont get better. This will likely lead to you falling behind in the class.
Rather than deleting all your messages you could just !close the thread and be on your way.
Or you could actually engage with us earnestly. Folks like to help, but they're trying to teach you how, not just do it for you.
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