Writing a 4-digit user entry, then printing the ones and tens in C++

Question

How can it be written ?

Answer 1

Can you please show your attempt? So that we can modify it!

Answer 2

Hiba Ali 🌸✨‎ please show us your attempt so we, the community, can help you

Answer 3

I know, to be able to show the ones, you have to divide, see the remainder of the number's division by 10, and the remainder I am not sure of

Answer 4

Hiba Ali 🌸✨‎ yeah you are going in correct way your logic is correct try then add your code with your attempt if u are unable to solve self.

you have to print 2 numbers once and tens place take two extra variables one and tens and assign those seperated numbers in these variables then print after in next line you can use exit

if(count==2) you can set condition like this

Answer 5

During input you can receive the number as a string and then print the string characters one at a time.

Answer 6

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main() {
int num,t;
cout<<"enter a number": ;
cin>>num;
t=num;
t=num%10;
t/=10;

return 0;
}
It is not a rule that it be four digits that can be entered by the user with num.

Answer 7

Thank u

Answer 8

Grab last 2 digits by passing the number as LHS to modulo by 100.
To get tens divide the result by 10.
To get ones modulo the result by 10

#include <iostream>

int main()
{
int n = 2021;
int last2digits = n % 100; // 21 - last 2 digits

std::cout << ( last2digits / 10 ) << " " << ( last2digits % 10 ); // '2 1'
return 0;
}