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[int(input()) for _ in range(n)]

in this line how we are using for loop aside of input() function can you explain

in this answer why we are using "_" operator and what is the use with it

Write a program to overload binary + operator using friend function to add values entered in kilo meters and meters and to overload binary – operator using member function to subtract values entered in kilograms and grams

Write a python program to count number of each characters in a string

For example python

P=1,y=1,t=1,h=1,o=1,n=1

Write a program to overload operators in the same program by writing suitable operator member functions for following expression:

07= ((01 % 02)>(03 || 04) - (05>06)) [Here 01,02,03,04,05,06 and 07 are objects of a class "overloading", and this class is having one integer data member]

Write a program to overload operators in the same program by writing suitable operator member functions for following expression:

O7= ((O1 % O2)>(O3 || O4) - (O5>O6)) [Here O1,O2,O3,O4,O5,O6 and O7 are objects of a class “overloading”, and this class is having one integer data member]

Write a program to overload operators in the same program by writing suitable operator member functions for following expression:

O7= ((O1 % O2)>(O3 || O4) - (O5>O6)) [Here O1,O2,O3,O4,O5,O6 and O7 are objects of a class “overloading”, and this class is having one integer data member]

Write a program to perform basic to class conversion [Such as there is a class named: “conversion” with data members: feet and inches (both int)] Convert basic type(int) height in terms of total number of inches into equivalent feet and inches (class type) and display output on screen.

Discuss constructors with default arguments and constructor overloading with the help of suitable examples. 

You are required to design and implement a “Dice Roller” program that allows the user to simulate rolling dice. The user is prompted to enter their desired roll in “[quantity]d[sides]” format, e.g. “4d6” would roll four six-sided dice and “2d10” would roll two ten-sided dice. After each roll, some statistics are displayed and the user is prompted to enter another roll. The user may enter “x” to exit the program, or “h” to view some instructions. An advanced feature of the program is to allow the user to perform rolls with “exploding dice”, indicated by adding a “!” to the end of the roll, e.g. “4d6!” This is detailed later in this document. Details of the program requirements can be found in the “Program Requirements” section.