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[lionaneesh]

I am trying to solve the problem Present at Enormous Input Test | CodeChef

I have made a small Python script to do my job :-

array = []

no_lines = 0

no = 0 

j=0 

div_no=0

no_lines = input()

no = input()

temp = no_lines 

while(no_lines>0) :

	i=0 

	i = input()

	array[j] = i

	j = j+1

	no_lines = no_lines - 1

j=0


while(j<temp) :

	if array[j] % no == 0 :

		div_no=div_no+1 

	j = j+1


print(div_no,"\n")

I am having a problem in Inputing 2 integers on the same line

no_lines = input()

no = input()

I am really confused...How to get a successful output:-

In case of the following input:-

7 3

1

51

966369

7

9

999996

11

Error:-

SyntaxError: unexpected EOF while parsing

[hetra]

Why is this in the C and C++ forum?

[WingedPanther]

Moved to the correct forum.

[manux]

If you're using Python 2.x, input will evaluate the given expression, so if you enter "2 3", it will try to parse the expression.
You should have included the whole Traceback(the error message) because there I'm unsure of what your error is.

What you should do if you want to get multiple numbers in one line, in Python 2.x:

nstr = raw_input("Enter 2 numbers separated by a space: ") # say we enter "2 3"
narray = nstr.split(" ") # creates a list -> ["2","3"]
#the long way
nlist = []
for i in narray:
    nlist.append(int(i))
#the short way (using list comprehensions)
nlist = [int(i) for i in narray]
a,b = nlist
print a,b # will output "2 3"
#the one liner way:
a,b = [int(i) for i in raw_input("Enter 2 numbers").split(" ")]