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user2197867
user2197867

Reputation: 83

Writing a program that inputs a three digit number to output the digits on a single line

I am writing a program on python that will allow the user to input any three digit number and will output the number as separate digits.

This is what I have right now 

val = int(raw_input ("Type your three digit number please:"))

print 'The first digit is {}' .format (val // 100)
print 'The second digit is {}'.format (val % 100)
print 'The third digit is {}'.format (val % 10)`

However, for the the second digit I am not sure how to retrieve that. I know the number should not be 100 as it returns the last two digits to me then.

Can someone please help me?

Also does anyone know how I would then proceed to adding the digits up?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 5231

Answers (3)

Santosh Kumar
Santosh Kumar

Reputation: 27875

How about this one?

val = raw_input("Type your three digit number please: ")

print 'The first digit is {}'.format(val[0])
print 'The second digit is {}'.format(val[1])
print 'The third digit is {}'.format(val[2])

Changing the input from str to int will make digits impossible to separate, if you still want the input as integer you can wrap a int() around the val[], like int(val[0]).

Upvotes: 1

Mahdi-bagvand
Mahdi-bagvand

Reputation: 1407

try this code 

val = raw_input ("Type your three digit number please:")#you must type 12 13 14
val=val+" "
list=[]
s=""
for i in val:
    if i!=" ":
        s=s+i
    else:
        list.append(int(s))
        s=""
print list

output is 

[12,13,14]

Upvotes: 0

akaIDIOT
akaIDIOT

Reputation: 9231

The simplest solution is to not treat is as an int, I'd think:

digits = raw_input("Type your three digit number please")
print(list(digits)) # will print ['1', '2', '3']

Upvotes: 1

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