Wuhan University of Science and Technology Acm:1005:c Language Programming Tutorial (third Edition) after class exercise 6.6

Problem Description

To print out all the "daffodils", the so-called "Narcissus number" refers to a three-digit number, whose numbers are cubic and equal to that of itself. For example: 153 is a narcissus number, because 153=1^3+5^3+3^3. Output:

153

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Input

No

Output

The number of daffodils, the beginning of childhood. One per line

Sample Input

Sample Output

1#include <stdio.h>2 3#include <math.h>4 5  6 7 intMain ()8 9 {Ten  One          inti; A  -           for(i= -;i< +; i++) -  the                    if(I==pow (i/ -,3) +pow (i% -/Ten,3) +pow (i%Ten,3)) -  -printf"%d\n", i); -  + GetChar (); -  +                    return 0; A  at}

Other code:

1#include <stdio.h>2 intFlowerintN)3 {4     if(n>0){5         intm=n%Ten;6         intsum=m*m*m;7         returnSum+flower (n/Ten);8     }9     return 0;Ten } One intMain () A { -     inti; -      for(i= -;i< +; i++) the         if(i==Flower (i)) -printf"%d\n", i); -}

Wuhan University of Science and Technology Acm:1005:c Language Programming Tutorial (third edition) after-class exercise 6.6