Winter number
Lesson 26 of 32 in Coddy's Coding Problems course.
Challenge
HardWe call a number a winter number in two cases:
- if it's a palindrome (reads the same backward or forward)
- is divisible by all of its digits
For ex.
505 and 1331 are winter numbers. They are both palindromes.
12 is a winter number because it's divided by both 1 and 2.
*notice that a non-palindromic number containing zero cannot be winter number because division with zero is not allowed*\
Write a program that gets in the first line a number N. In the next N rows you're given N natural numbers. For every number output if it's a winter number. Output "YES" if it's a winter number, and "NO", otherwise.
Input
2
505 1331
Output
YES YES
Input
3
12 9 340
Output
YES YES NO
Try it yourself
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
// Write code here
return 0;
}
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