A program that reads 4 sets of 4 dashed lines and outputs the four binary symbols that each set of four lines represents.

Answer 1

Show your attempt. Please.

Answer 2

What is your question?
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Please give a better task description and include an example.

Answer 3

You definitly need to use loops for this. Also, you can link your code in here to make it easier for other to check out your code

Answer 4

dash1=input("Enter the 1st row dashes :") dash2=input("Enter the 2nd row dashes :") dash3=input("Enter the 3rd row dashes :") dash4=input("Enter the 4th row dashes :") dash5=input("Enter the 5th row dashes :") dash6=input("Enter the 6th row dashes :") dash7=input("Enter the 7th row dashes :") dash8=input("Enter the 8th row dashes :") dash9=input("Enter the 9th row dashes :") dash10=input("Enter the 10th row dashes :") dash11=input("Enter the 11th row dashes :") dash12=input("Enter the 12th row dashes :") dash13=input("Enter the 13th row dashes :") dash14=input("Enter the 14th row dashes :") dash15=input("Enter the 15th row dashes :") dash16=input("Enter the 16th row dashes :") # counter=0 # list1=[] list2=[] list3=[] list4=[] #****************** FIRST BINARY DIGITS ***************************** #reading 1st row of dashes class Dashes(): def __init__(self): self.counter=0 def define_dashes(self,dash,list): for charr in dash: if charr == "-": self.counter += 1 if self.counter % 2 == 0: # checks if counter is ev