Num = int(input("enter a number: "))

num = num % 4
if (num == 1):
  print ("a")
elif (num == 2):
  print ("b")
elif (num == 3):
  print ("c")
elif (num == 4):
  print ("d")
else:
  print ("e")

if the user enters 26 what is output?

if the user enters 3 what is output?

if the user enters 48 what is output?

If the user enters 26 what is output?

B

If the user enters 3 what is output?

C

If the user enters 48 what is output?

E

Explanation:

The program in the question is written in Python 3. In Python, "%" is a modulus operator that will return the remainder value of a division. For example, if the user input 26, the 26 % 2 will be evaluated to 2 (remainder of 26/2) and the condition num == 2 will be true and therefore print B.

By using the same logical idea, we can predict when user enter 3, it will print C (remainder of 3 / 4 is 3).

When user enter 48, it will print E (remainder of 48 / 4 is 0). This is because none of the if and elif conditions are met and therefore the else block will run to print E.

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