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In C, What is the #line used for?
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The #line directive tells the preprocessor to set the compiler's reported values for the line number and filename to a given line number and filename.
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The #line directive tells the preprocessor to set the compiler's reported values for the line number and filename to a given line number and filename.
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Given a number N, product(N) is the product of the digits of N. We can then form a sequence N, product(N), product(product(N))… For example, using 99, we get the sequence 99, 99 = 81, 81 = 8. Input Format: A single integer N Output Format: A single integer which is the number of steps after which a single digit number occurs in the sequence. Sample Test Cases: Input #00: 99 Output #00: 2 Explanation: Step - 1 : 9 * 9 = 81 Step - 2 : 8 * 1 = 8 There are 2 steps to get to this single digit number. Input #01: 1137638147
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