equation "x=y", for example, "111-12", you need to add pluses inside x to make the equation correct. In our example "111=12", we can add one plus "11+1=12" and the equation becomes correct. You need to find the minimum number of pulses to add to x to make the equation correct. If there is no answer print -1. Note that the value of y won't exceed 5000. The numbers in the correct equation may contain arbitrary amount of leading zeros. coding in python
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Program:
x = int(input("Enter the value of x : "))
y = int(input("Enter the value of y : "))
if x == y and y <= 5000:
print("The equation is correct")
elif x < y and y <= 5000:
print("We need to add", (y - x),"to x to make the equation correct")
else:
print("-1")
Output 1:
Enter the value of x : 11
Enter the value of y : 12
We need to add 1 to x to make the equation correct
Output 2:
Enter the value of x : 23
Enter the value of y : 23
The equation is correct
Output 3:
Enter the value of x : 23
Enter the value of y : 12
-1
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