Write a program that receives two A and B numbers from the user and checks whether the number A on the number b is partly segmented. The output should be true or false.
Tip: In this exercise you should not use conditional commands like if. (The use of comparative operators is permitted)
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a = float(input('a:'))
b = float(input('b:'))
print(a % b == 0)
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a = float(input("adad aval ra vared konid: "))
b = float(input("adad dovom ra vared konid: "))
print(a % b == 0)
a = int(input("Adad Aval :"))
b = int(input("Adad Dovom :"))
print(a%b == 0)
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def divisible_nums(a, b):
return a % b == 0
number1 = int(input(": "))
number2 = int(input(": "))
divisible = divisible_nums(number1, number2)
print(divisible)
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print(int(input('a:'))%int(input('b:'))==0)
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a =int(input("a:"))
b =int(input("b:"))
print([ a % b == 0])
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a = int(input("enter your number a:"))
b = int(input("enter your number b:"))
c = a % b == 0
print(bool(c))
Python
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