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WeCP Python Coding Question 5 : Corona for Computer

 

WeCP  Python Coding Question 5 : Corona for Computer

Problem Statement-:

Every decimal number can be changed into its binary form. Suppose your computer has it’s own CoronaVirus, that eats binary digits from the right side of a number. Suppose a virus has 6 spikes, it will eat up 6 LSB binary digits in your numbers.

You will have a bunch of numbers, and your machine will have a virus with n spikes, you have to calculate what will be the final situation of the final numbers.

 

Input Format:

First line, a single Integer N

Second line N space separated integers of the bunch of values as array V

Third line a single integer n, the number of spikes in Corona for Computer

 

Output Format:

Single N space separated integers denoting the final situation with the array v.

 

Sample Input:

5

1 2 3 4 5

2

 

Sample Output:

0 0 0 1 1

 

Explanation:

5 is 101 in binary, when you cut the last two binary digits, its 1.

 

Program :

# WeCP Python Coding Question 5 :  Corona for Computer

 

N=int(input())

a=list(map(int,input().split()))

n=int(input())

s=""

for i in a:

    s+=str(i>>n)+" "

print(s)

 

For Output Check the Video :

 

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