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Magic_Number.py
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''' How to determine if a number is a Magic number.
We calculate the sum of digits of the number till
we get a single digit, recursively. If the single
digit comes out to be 1, then we say that the number
is a magic number. '''
# This function checks if a number is a magic number.
def is_Magic_number(number):
sum_digits = 0
''' We loop till the number is greater than 0 or we
get a single digit sum of the digits of the number.'''
while(number > 0 or sum_digits > 9):
# This is the iterating step.
if(number == 0):
''' We replace the number by the sum of its
digits. And set the sum to zero.'''
number = sum_digits
sum_digits = 0
else:
# We find the sum of the digits of number
sum_digits += number % 10
number = number // 10
''' After we get a single digit sum, we check if
it 1, then it is a magic number and we return True.'''
if(sum_digits == 1):
return True
# Else we return False
else:
return False
''' Below two function print the steps if the number
indeed is a magic number.'''
def sum_return(number):
sum_number = 0
# The output is stored in a string
s = ""
while(number):
s += str(number % 10) + " + "
sum_number += number % 10
number = number // 10
''' After every iteration, we print the number
and return the sum of the digits.'''
print((s[:len(s) - 3])[::-1], "=", sum_number)
return sum_number
def print_steps(number):
sum_digits = 0
while(number != 1):
# Call the above function till number becomes 1
number = sum_return(number)
# Drivers function
if __name__=='__main__':
# Take input from the user
number = int(input("Enter a number to check if it's a magic number: "))
# Call the magic number function
if(is_Magic_number(number)):
print("The number", number, "is a magic number.", end = " ")
# Print the steps
print("This is the following steps.")
print_steps(number)
else:
print("The number", number, "is not a magic number.")
'''
Sample I/O:
a) Enter a number to check if it's a magic number: 112222
The number 112222 is a magic number. This is the following steps.
1 + 1 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 = 10
1 + 0 = 1
b) Enter a number to check if it's a magic number: 123
The number 123 is not a magic number.
'''