Introduction to Programming--c Language 3rd week programming Exercise 1 Parity number (5 points)

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Topic content:

Your program reads a series of positive integer data, input 1 indicates the end of the input, and 1 is not the input data itself. The number of odd and even numbers in the data read by the program output.

Input format:

A series of positive integers in which the range of integers is (0,100000). If input-1 indicates the end of the input.

Output format:

Two integers, the first integer representing the number of odd numbers in the read data, and the second integer representing the number of even numbers in the read data. Two integers are separated by a space.

Input Sample:

9 3 4 2 5 7-1

Sample output:

4 2

Time limit: 500ms memory limit: 32000kb

  main.c//  C yuyan////  Created by Anzhongyin on 2016/11/29.//  Copyright 2016 anzhongyin. All rights reserved.//#include <stdio.h>int main (int argc, const char * argv[]) {    //Insert code    here ... int Inter;    int a=0;    int b=0;    scanf ("%d", &inter);    while (Inter!=-1)    {        if (inter%2==0)        {            a++;        }        else        {            b++;        }        scanf ("%d", &inter);    }        printf ("%d%d\n", b,a);    return 0;}

　　

Use case test Results	Run time	Memory consumption	Tips	Score
Use Case 1 by	1ms	128kb		1
Use Case 2 by	1ms	256kb		1
Use Case 3 by	1ms	128kb		1
Use Case 4 by	25ms	256kb		1
Use Case 5 by	1ms	256kb		1

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Introduction to Programming--c Language 3rd week programming Exercise 1 Parity number (5 points)