A- Gets a number as an input from the user and stores it in a variable.docx
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The document outlines a program that prompts the user for a valid list length between 3 and 12, then allows the user to input list entries that must be strictly greater than 0. It continues to prompt for valid entries if any are invalid. Finally, the program retrieves a target number from the user and identifies any two distinct list entries that sum to the target, providing feedback if none are found.
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A- Gets a number as an input from the user and stores it in a variable.docx
- 1. A. Gets a number as an input from the user and stores it in a variable. That number represents the length of a list. The program should then keep prompting until the user enters a valid number which is less than 12 , and greater than 3 . B. Creates a list where the user enters each entry in the list (explicitly convert each entry to type int). An entry is considered valid only if it is strictly greater than 0 . If the entry is not valid, then the program should re-run from the invalid entry index, until valid entries are entered by the user. C. Gets a target number as an input from the user, and prints any two distinct list entries (values and indices) whose sum is equal to the target number. If no such entries are found then it should print a message stating that fact. 3. Invalid list length, try again. 4.