Swapping is a programming technique for changing the positions of two elements, letters, or objects. This is possible to use it on a list, a string, or an object. So, after swapping the value its calculated value is "200, 100", which is "Option A".
Swapping Program:
first=100#defining the variable first that holds an integer value
second=200#defining the variable first that holds an integer value
print("Before swapping the value: ")#print message
print(first)#print first value Before swapping
print(second)#print second value Before swapping
#performing the swapping operation
temp = first;#holdinig the first variable value in temp
first = second;#holdinig second variable value in first
second = temp;#holdinig temp value in second variable
print("After swapping the value: ")#print message
print(first)#print first value After swapping
print(second)#print second value After swapping
Output:
Please find the attached file.
Program Explanation:
- Defining a variable first and second that holds an integer value that is "100 and 200".
- In the next step, a temp variable is used that performs the swapping into the given values and prints its values.
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