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Posted on 2011-03-06

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simple script in a scripting language that prints the numbers from 1 to 100. But for multiples of three print "Site" instead of the number and for the multiples of five print "Host". For numbers which are multiples of both three and five print "SiteHost".

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Question by:Reddy4U-Solaris

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by:sjklein42

sjklein42 earned 2000 total points

ID: 350534062011-03-06

for ($n=1; $n <= 100; $n++)
{
    if ( ( $n % 15 ) == 0 ) { print "SiteHost\n"; }
    elsif (( $n % 3 ) == 0 )  { print "Site\n"; }
    elsif (( $n % 5 ) == 0 )  { print "Host\n"; }
    else { print "$n\n"; }
}

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c:\temp>perl foo.pl
1
2
Site
4
Host
Site
7
8
Site
Host
11
Site
13
14
SiteHost
16
17
Site
19
Host
Site
22
23
Site
Host
26
Site
28
29
SiteHost
31
32
Site
34
Host
Site
37
38
Site
Host
41
Site
43
44
SiteHost
46
47
Site
49
Host
Site
52
53
Site
Host
56
Site
58
59
SiteHost
61
62
Site
64
Host
Site
67
68
Site
Host
71
Site
73
74
SiteHost
76
77
Site
79
Host
Site
82
83
Site
Host
86
Site
88
89
SiteHost
91
92
Site
94
Host
Site
97
98
Site
Host

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Author Comment

by:Reddy4U-Solaris

ID: 350534132011-03-06

thanks thats usefull can u tell me which scripting u r using

Author Closing Comment

by:Reddy4U-Solaris

ID: 350534142011-03-06

Excellent Response

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Expert Comment

by:sjklein42

ID: 350534212011-03-06

That's PERL.

Thanks.

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Expert Comment

by:Tintin

ID: 350549972011-03-07

bash version is virtually the same

#!/bin/bash
for i in $(seq 1 100)
do
  if [ $(($i%15)) -eq 0 ]
  then
     echo SiteHost
  elif [ $(($i%3)) -eq 0 ]
  then
     echo Site
  elif [ $(($i%5)) -eq 0 ]
  then
     echo Host
  else
     echo $i
  fi

don

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