Take a no, eg 9. Square it.
92=81
Now add the digits
8+1= 9 (Which is the original number)
How do I do this using Functions?
It should work for any number. 9, 55, 395 Any.
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9^2=81=8+1 How do I do this?
Take a no, eg 9. Square it.
92=81
Now add the digits
8+1= 9 (Which is the original number)
How do I do this using Functions?
It should work for any number. 9, 55, 395 Any.
Re: 9^2=81=8+1 How do I do this?
Hello siddharthbandhu!
What have you done so far? Do you have the logic for what you are trying to do?
Re: 9^2=81=8+1 How do I do this?
To get the digits of a number look at using the % and / operators
If you don't understand my answer, don't ignore it, ask a question.
Re: 9^2=81=8+1 How do I do this?
you can use .length() to determine how many digits and .charAt() to isolate the numbers and add them using a for loop.
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