Write statements that output variable numMugs as follows. End with a newline. Ex: If numMugs is 10, the program should output: Number of mugs: 10 Our system will automatically run your program several times, trying different input values to ensure your program works for any input values.

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Catalina

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24 February, 07:01

Write statements that output variable numMugs as follows. End with a newline. Ex: If numMugs is 10, the program should output: Number of mugs: 10 Our system will automatically run your program several times, trying different input values to ensure your program works for any input values.

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Claire Lawrence · Answer 1

numMugs=input (); #take input from the user and store it on a numMugs variable.

print ('Number of mugs:'+numMugs) #print the numMugs variable value with the Number of mugs: line.

Output:

If the input is 8 then the program is print Number of mugs: 8. If the input is 'Harry' then the program is print Number of mugs: Harry.

Explanation:

The above program is in python language with the two statements one in input and the other is output. The first line takes input and stores it into a variable named "numMugs". The second line print the value as Number of mugs: value_of_numMugs. The above program works for any type of input. It can work for the string data type or integer data type or character data type or any other data type.