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Figure 8 shows a Python program that is being developed. It is supposed to calculate and display the highest common factor of two numbers entered by the user. The ... show full transcript
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When the user enters the numbers 4 and 4, the program will output 1. This is because the while loop checks for the condition count < num1
, and since count
is initialized to 1, it only correctly calculates the highest common factor for values below the minimum of 4.
Step 2
Step 3
Answer
To fix the program, line 6 should be modified to ensure that the count
variable is checked against both numbers correctly. The modified line should be:
while count <= num1:
This change allows the loop to run up to the value of the numbers entered, ensuring that the highest common factor can be correctly determined.
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