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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to another video in our programming course, you need this exercise

of what you are requested to do is to write a program that gets some value from the user or some integer

value.

And these programs should basically check if this given number we received from the user is a double

digit or a triple digit number.

So basically, if we will just see a couple of examples.

Twenty two is double digit because it contains two digits in this number.

So two and two double digits.

Thirty five is a double digit number since we have three and five.

One hundred and one, it's a triple digit number.

And if we take, for example, five, the number of five, it's neither a double digit nor triple digit

number.

So also, if we take something that is greater than triple digits, so we will also would like to print

that.

The result is that the number is neither double nor triple.

So I think there is nothing complicated in this exercise.

Just take your time and think about what should be the conditions to check if a given number, if a

given integer is a double digit integer or is it a triple one or maybe if it's not double digit and

not triple digit.

So maybe we should print some nice message to the screen that is simply saying that it's neither double

or triple.

So give it a try on your own and I will see you in the Solutions video.