Question

The program must accept two integers X and Y as the input. The program must print the last two digits of X as the output if the unit digit of X or the tenth digit of Y is even. Else the program must print the last two digits of Y as the output.
I need the program only in c language, not in c++ or java.

Answer 1

Answer:

The program must accept two integers X and Y as the input. The program must print the last two digits of X as the output if the unit digit of X or the tenth digit of Y is even. Else the program must print the last two digits of Y as the output.

I need the program only in c language, not in c++ or java.

Answer 2

In C language the program is as follows,

int main(){

  int x,y,z;

  scanf(“%d %d”,&x,&y);

  if((x%10)%2==0 ||((y%10)/10)%2==0){

     z=(x%10)/10*10+(x%10);

     printf(“%d”,z);

  }

  else{

     z=(y%10)/10*10+(y%10);

     printf(“%d”,z);

  }

}

This program will accept two integers X and Y as input. The program will print the last two digits of X as the output when the unit digit of X or the tenth digit of Y is even. Or else the program will print the last two digits of Y as the output.

Hence, this is the 'C' program to accept two integers X and Y as input and will print the last two digits of X as output or the tenth digit of Y if even.

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