Could anyone help please?

[jhdho0204]

What is it you are trying to achieve?
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Let n be a positive integer consisting of the digits dk?d1d0. Write a program that reads in a value of n and then prints its digits in a column, start with d0. Fro example if n = 3467, then the program should print

7

6

4

3


What is the problem you are having?
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Describe what you have tried to solve this problem
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Post any relevant code (You may choose to attach the file instead of posting the code if it is too long)
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This is the question i got a problem with.. could someone help?

[Tony]

What kind of a problem do you have with this question?

[jhdho0204]

I have problem with coding.. I'm not sure... could someone type in a code for me or something?

[Insectoid]

Of course you're having a problem with your coding. If you were having issues with your breakfast, you wouldn't be here would you?

We're not writing even a single line for you though.

[Tony]

@jhdho0204: I'm sure that you are able to solve this question. If n=1234, describe, step by step, how you would get the answer.

[jhdho0204]

Well my code is:
var n: int

put "Type in an integer: "..
get n

for 1.. n
n mod 2= 1
put n
end for

[Insectoid]

Quote:

n mod 2 = 1

You're not even trying. This doesn't do anything. I'm not sure if this will even compile.

Mathematically, how do you get the least significant digit in a number? The second least? Once you figure that out, it's a walk in the park to output it.

Here's a hint: You CAN (and probably should) use modulus.

[Searing]

Or you could get the number as a string instead of an integer.

var num: string

Then use string operations to get the result you want.