Computer Science, asked by akash0107k, 15 days ago

why we take input in any coding problem?​

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Answered by haadiyasiddiqui
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Answer:

Data can be input in different ways: Written directly into the program. This is called hard coding. By the user when the program is running. From a file or other source when the program is running.

Answered by IIShivamMalhotraII
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Input/output in interactive problems works much slower than in usual problems — try to use scanf/printf instead of cin/cout in С++, BufferedReader/PrintWriter in Java and etc.

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