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Check whether a number is duck number or not

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// C Program 
// Check Whether a number is duck number or not
#include <stdio.h>

// Determine whether given number is duck number or not
void is_duck_number(char str_num[], int size)
{
	if (size <= 0)
	{
		//When given string number is empty
		return;
	}
	int status = 0;
	int counter = 0;
	//This is used to check valid positive number
	int wrong = 0;
	// Skip the all beginning zeros
	while (counter < size && str_num[counter] == '0')
	{
		counter++;
	}
	while (counter < size && wrong == 0)
	{
		if (str_num[counter] >= '0' && str_num[counter] <= '9')
		{
			if (str_num[counter] == '0')
			{
				//We get zero
				status = 1;
				//Terminate loop when given number always valid number
			}
		}
		else
		{
			//When not a valid digit
			wrong = 1;
		}
		counter++;
	}
	if (wrong == 0 && status == 1)
	{
		printf("\n [%s] is duck number", str_num);
	}
	else
	{
		printf("\n [%s] is not duck number", str_num);
	}
}
int main()
{
	//Test string numbers
	char str_num1[] = "529043043";
	char str_num2[] = "0001234";
	char str_num3[] = "00012304";
	char str_num4[] = "1000000";
	char str_num5[] = "-1000000";
	char str_num6[] = "2300200100";
	int size = 0;
	//Test case 1
	size = sizeof(str_num1) / sizeof(str_num1[0]) - 1;
	is_duck_number(str_num1, size);
	//Test case 2
	size = sizeof(str_num2) / sizeof(str_num2[0]) - 1;
	is_duck_number(str_num2, size);
	//Test case 3
	size = sizeof(str_num3) / sizeof(str_num3[0]) - 1;
	is_duck_number(str_num3, size);
	//Test case 4
	size = sizeof(str_num4) / sizeof(str_num4[0]) - 1;
	is_duck_number(str_num4, size);
	//Test case 5
	size = sizeof(str_num5) / sizeof(str_num5[0]) - 1;
	is_duck_number(str_num5, size);
	//Test case 6
	size = sizeof(str_num6) / sizeof(str_num6[0]) - 1;
	is_duck_number(str_num6, size);
	return 0;
}

Output

 [529043043] is duck number
 [0001234] is not duck number
 [00012304] is duck number
 [1000000] is duck number
 [-1000000] is not duck number
 [2300200100] is duck number
/* 
  Java program 
  Check Whether a number is duck number or not
*/
class DuckNumber
{
	// Determine whether given number is duck number or not
	public void is_duck_number(String str_num, int size)
	{
		if (size <= 0)
		{
			//When given string number is empty
			return;
		}
		int counter = 0;
		//This is used to check valid positive number
		boolean wrong = false;
		boolean status = false;
		// Skip the all beginning zeros
		while (counter < size && str_num.charAt(counter) == '0')
		{
			counter++;
		}
		while (counter < size && wrong == false)
		{
			if (str_num.charAt(counter) >= '0' && str_num.charAt(counter) <= '9')
			{
				//Terminate loop when given number always valid number
				if (str_num.charAt(counter) == '0')
				{
					//We get zero
					status = true;
				}
			}
			else
			{
				//When not a valid digit
				wrong = true;
			}
			counter++;
		}
		if (wrong == false && status == true)
		{
			System.out.print("\n [" + str_num + "] is duck number");
		}
		else
		{
			System.out.print("\n [" + str_num + "] is not duck number");
		}
	}
	public static void main(String[] args)
	{
		DuckNumber obj = new DuckNumber();
		//Test string numbers
		String str_num1 = "529043043";
		String str_num2 = "0001234";
		String str_num3 = "00012304";
		String str_num4 = "1000000";
		String str_num5 = "-1000000";
		String str_num6 = "2300200100";
		int size = 0;
		//Test case 1
		size = str_num1.length();
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num1, size);
		//Test case 2
		size = str_num2.length();
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num2, size);
		//Test case 3
		size = str_num3.length();
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num3, size);
		//Test case 4
		size = str_num4.length();
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num4, size);
		//Test case 5
		size = str_num5.length();
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num5, size);
		//Test case 6
		size = str_num6.length();
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num6, size);
	}
}

Output

 [529043043] is duck number
 [0001234] is not duck number
 [00012304] is duck number
 [1000000] is duck number
 [-1000000] is not duck number
 [2300200100] is duck number
//Include header file
#include <iostream>
#include<string.h>

using namespace std;
/*
  C++ program 
  Check Whether a number is duck number or not
*/
class DuckNumber
{
	public:
		// Determine whether given number is duck number or not
		void is_duck_number(string str_num, int size)
		{
			if (size <= 0)
			{
				//When given string number is empty
				return;
			}
			int counter = 0;
			//This is used to check valid positive number
			bool wrong = false;
			bool status = false;
			// Skip the all beginning zeros
			while (counter < size && str_num[counter] == '0')
			{
				counter++;
			}
			while (counter < size && wrong == false)
			{
				if (str_num[counter] >= '0' && str_num[counter] <= '9')
				{
					//Terminate loop when given number always valid number
					if (str_num[counter] == '0')
					{
						//We get zero
						status = true;
					}
				}
				else
				{
					//When not a valid digit
					wrong = true;
				}
				counter++;
			}
			if (wrong == false && status == true)
			{
				cout << "\n [" << str_num << "] is duck number";
			}
			else
			{
				cout << "\n [" << str_num << "] is not duck number";
			}
		}
};
int main()
{
	DuckNumber obj = DuckNumber();
	//Test string numbers
	string str_num1 = "529043043";
	string str_num2 = "0001234";
	string str_num3 = "00012304";
	string str_num4 = "1000000";
	string str_num5 = "-1000000";
	string str_num6 = "2300200100";
	int size = 0;
	//Test case 1
	size = str_num1.size();
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num1, size);
	//Test case 2
	size = str_num2.size();
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num2, size);
	//Test case 3
	size = str_num3.size();
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num3, size);
	//Test case 4
	size = str_num4.size();
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num4, size);
	//Test case 5
	size = str_num5.size();
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num5, size);
	//Test case 6
	size = str_num6.size();
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num6, size);
	return 0;
}

Output

 [529043043] is duck number
 [0001234] is not duck number
 [00012304] is duck number
 [1000000] is duck number
 [-1000000] is not duck number
 [2300200100] is duck number
//Include namespace system
using System;

/* 
  C# program 
  Check Whether a number is duck number or not
*/

class DuckNumber
{
	// Determine whether given number is duck number or not
	public void is_duck_number(String str_num, int size)
	{
		if (size <= 0)
		{
			//When given string number is empty
			return;
		}
		int counter = 0;
		//This is used to check valid positive number
		Boolean wrong = false;
		Boolean status = false;
		// Skip the all beginning zeros
		while (counter < size && str_num[counter] == '0')
		{
			counter++;
		}
		while (counter < size && wrong == false)
		{
			if (str_num[counter] >= '0' && str_num[counter] <= '9')
			{
				//Terminate loop when given number always valid number
				if (str_num[counter] == '0')
				{
					//We get zero
					status = true;
				}
			}
			else
			{
				//When not a valid digit
				wrong = true;
			}
			counter++;
		}
		if (wrong == false && status == true)
		{
			Console.Write("\n [" + str_num + "] is duck number");
		}
		else
		{
			Console.Write("\n [" + str_num + "] is not duck number");
		}
	}
	public static void Main(String[] args)
	{
		DuckNumber obj = new DuckNumber();
		//Test string numbers
		String str_num1 = "529043043";
		String str_num2 = "0001234";
		String str_num3 = "00012304";
		String str_num4 = "1000000";
		String str_num5 = "-1000000";
		String str_num6 = "2300200100";
		int size = 0;
		//Test case 1
		size = str_num1.Length;
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num1, size);
		//Test case 2
		size = str_num2.Length;
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num2, size);
		//Test case 3
		size = str_num3.Length;
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num3, size);
		//Test case 4
		size = str_num4.Length;
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num4, size);
		//Test case 5
		size = str_num5.Length;
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num5, size);
		//Test case 6
		size = str_num6.Length;
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num6, size);
	}
}

Output

 [529043043] is duck number
 [0001234] is not duck number
 [00012304] is duck number
 [1000000] is duck number
 [-1000000] is not duck number
 [2300200100] is duck number
<?php
/* 
  Php program 
  Check Whether a number is duck number or not
*/
class DuckNumber
{
	// Determine whether given number is duck number or not
	public	function is_duck_number($str_num, $size)
	{
		if ($size <= 0)
		{
			//When given string number is empty
			return;
		}
		$counter = 0;
		//This is used to check valid positive number
		$wrong = false;
		$status = false;
		// Skip the all beginning zeros
		while ($counter < $size && $str_num[$counter] == '0')
		{
			$counter++;
		}
		while ($counter < $size && $wrong == false)
		{
			if (ord($str_num[$counter]) >= ord('0') && ord($str_num[$counter]) <= ord('9'))
			{
				//Terminate loop when given number always valid number
				if ($str_num[$counter] == '0')
				{
					//We get zero
					$status = true;
				}
			}
			else
			{
				//When not a valid digit
				$wrong = true;
			}
			$counter++;
		}
		if ($wrong == false && $status == true)
		{
			echo "\n [". $str_num ."] is duck number";
		}
		else
		{
			echo "\n [". $str_num ."] is not duck number";
		}
	}
}

function main()
{
	$obj = new DuckNumber();
	//Test string numbers
	$str_num1 = "529043043";
	$str_num2 = "0001234";
	$str_num3 = "00012304";
	$str_num4 = "1000000";
	$str_num5 = "-1000000";
	$str_num6 = "2300200100";
	$size = 0;
	//Test case 1
	$size = strlen($str_num1);
	$obj->is_duck_number($str_num1, $size);
	//Test case 2
	$size = strlen($str_num2);
	$obj->is_duck_number($str_num2, $size);
	//Test case 3
	$size = strlen($str_num3);
	$obj->is_duck_number($str_num3, $size);
	//Test case 4
	$size = strlen($str_num4);
	$obj->is_duck_number($str_num4, $size);
	//Test case 5
	$size = strlen($str_num5);
	$obj->is_duck_number($str_num5, $size);
	//Test case 6
	$size = strlen($str_num6);
	$obj->is_duck_number($str_num6, $size);
}
main();

Output

 [529043043] is duck number
 [0001234] is not duck number
 [00012304] is duck number
 [1000000] is duck number
 [-1000000] is not duck number
 [2300200100] is duck number
/* 
  Node Js program 
  Check Whether a number is duck number or not
*/
class DuckNumber
{
	// Determine whether given number is duck number or not
	is_duck_number(str_num, size)
	{
		if (size <= 0)
		{
			//When given string number is empty
			return;
		}
		var counter = 0;
		//This is used to check valid positive number
		var wrong = false;
		var status = false;
		// Skip the all beginning zeros
		while (counter < size && str_num[counter] == '0')
		{
			counter++;
		}
		while (counter < size && wrong == false)
		{
			if ((str_num[counter]).charCodeAt(0) >= ('0').charCodeAt(0) && (str_num[counter]).charCodeAt(0) <= ('9').charCodeAt(0))
			{
				//Terminate loop when given number always valid number
				if (str_num[counter] == '0')
				{
					//We get zero
					status = true;
				}
			}
			else
			{
				//When not a valid digit
				wrong = true;
			}
			counter++;
		}
		if (wrong == false && status == true)
		{
			process.stdout.write("\n [" + str_num + "] is duck number");
		}
		else
		{
			process.stdout.write("\n [" + str_num + "] is not duck number");
		}
	}
}

function main()
{
	var obj = new DuckNumber();
	//Test string numbers
	var str_num1 = "529043043";
	var str_num2 = "0001234";
	var str_num3 = "00012304";
	var str_num4 = "1000000";
	var str_num5 = "-1000000";
	var str_num6 = "2300200100";
	var size = 0;
	//Test case 1
	size = str_num1.length;
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num1, size);
	//Test case 2
	size = str_num2.length;
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num2, size);
	//Test case 3
	size = str_num3.length;
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num3, size);
	//Test case 4
	size = str_num4.length;
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num4, size);
	//Test case 5
	size = str_num5.length;
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num5, size);
	//Test case 6
	size = str_num6.length;
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num6, size);
}
main();

Output

 [529043043] is duck number
 [0001234] is not duck number
 [00012304] is duck number
 [1000000] is duck number
 [-1000000] is not duck number
 [2300200100] is duck number
#   Python 3 program 
#   Check Whether a number is duck number or not

class DuckNumber :
	#  Determine whether given number is duck number or not
	def is_duck_number(self, str_num, size) :
		if (size <= 0) :
			# When given string number is empty
			return
		
		counter = 0
		# This is used to check valid positive number
		wrong = False
		status = False
		#  Skip the all beginning zeros
		while (counter < size and str_num[counter] == '0') :
			counter += 1
		
		while (counter < size and wrong == False) :
			if (ord(str_num[counter]) >= ord('0') and ord(str_num[counter]) <= ord('9')) :
				# Terminate loop when given number always valid number
				if (str_num[counter] == '0') :
					# We get zero
					status = True
				
			else :
				# When not a valid digit
				wrong = True
			
			counter += 1
		
		if (wrong == False and status == True) :
			print("\n [", str_num ,"] is duck number", end = "")
		else :
			print("\n [", str_num ,"] is not duck number", end = "")
		
	

def main() :
	obj = DuckNumber()
	# Test string numbers
	str_num1 = "529043043"
	str_num2 = "0001234"
	str_num3 = "00012304"
	str_num4 = "1000000"
	str_num5 = "-1000000"
	str_num6 = "2300200100"
	size = 0
	# Test case 1
	size = len(str_num1)
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num1, size)
	# Test case 2
	size = len(str_num2)
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num2, size)
	# Test case 3
	size = len(str_num3)
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num3, size)
	# Test case 4
	size = len(str_num4)
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num4, size)
	# Test case 5
	size = len(str_num5)
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num5, size)
	# Test case 6
	size = len(str_num6)
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num6, size)

if __name__ == "__main__": main()

Output

 [ 529043043 ] is duck number
 [ 0001234 ] is not duck number
 [ 00012304 ] is duck number
 [ 1000000 ] is duck number
 [ -1000000 ] is not duck number
 [ 2300200100 ] is duck number
#   Ruby program 
#   Check Whether a number is duck number or not

class DuckNumber 
	#  Determine whether given number is duck number or not
	def is_duck_number(str_num, size) 
		if (size <= 0) 
			# When given string number is empty
			return
		end

		counter = 0
		# This is used to check valid positive number
		wrong = false
		status = false
		#  Skip the all beginning zeros
		while (counter < size && str_num[counter] == '0') 
			counter += 1
		end

		while (counter < size && wrong == false) 
			if ((str_num[counter]).ord >= ('0').ord && (str_num[counter]).ord <= ('9').ord) 
				# Terminate loop when given number always valid number
				if (str_num[counter] == '0') 
					# We get zero
					status = true
				end

			else 
				# When not a valid digit
				wrong = true
			end

			counter += 1
		end

		if (wrong == false && status == true) 
			print("\n [", str_num ,"] is duck number")
		else 
			print("\n [", str_num ,"] is not duck number")
		end

	end

end

def main() 
	obj = DuckNumber.new()
	# Test string numbers
	str_num1 = "529043043"
	str_num2 = "0001234"
	str_num3 = "00012304"
	str_num4 = "1000000"
	str_num5 = "-1000000"
	str_num6 = "2300200100"
	size = 0
	# Test case 1
	size = str_num1.length()
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num1, size)
	# Test case 2
	size = str_num2.length()
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num2, size)
	# Test case 3
	size = str_num3.length()
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num3, size)
	# Test case 4
	size = str_num4.length()
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num4, size)
	# Test case 5
	size = str_num5.length()
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num5, size)
	# Test case 6
	size = str_num6.length()
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num6, size)
end

main()

Output

 [529043043] is duck number
 [0001234] is not duck number
 [00012304] is duck number
 [1000000] is duck number
 [-1000000] is not duck number
 [2300200100] is duck number
/* 
  Scala program 
  Check Whether a number is duck number or not
*/
class DuckNumber
{
	// Determine whether given number is duck number or not
	def is_duck_number(str_num: String, size: Int): Unit = {
		if (size <= 0)
		{
			//When given string number is empty
			return;
		}
		var counter: Int = 0;
		//This is used to check valid positive number
		var wrong: Boolean = false;
		var status: Boolean = false;
		// Skip the all beginning zeros
		while (counter < size && str_num(counter) == '0')
		{
			counter += 1;
		}
		while (counter < size && wrong == false)
		{
			if (str_num(counter) >= '0' && str_num(counter) <= '9')
			{
				//Terminate loop when given number always valid number
				if (str_num(counter) == '0')
				{
					//We get zero
					status = true;
				}
			}
			else
			{
				//When not a valid digit
				wrong = true;
			}
			counter += 1;
		}
		if (wrong == false && status == true)
		{
			print("\n [" + str_num + "] is duck number");
		}
		else
		{
			print("\n [" + str_num + "] is not duck number");
		}
	}
}
object Main
{
	def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
		var obj: DuckNumber = new DuckNumber();
		//Test string numbers
		var str_num1: String = "529043043";
		var str_num2: String = "0001234";
		var str_num3: String = "00012304";
		var str_num4: String = "1000000";
		var str_num5: String = "-1000000";
		var str_num6: String = "2300200100";
		var size: Int = 0;
		//Test case 1
		size = str_num1.length();
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num1, size);
		//Test case 2
		size = str_num2.length();
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num2, size);
		//Test case 3
		size = str_num3.length();
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num3, size);
		//Test case 4
		size = str_num4.length();
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num4, size);
		//Test case 5
		size = str_num5.length();
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num5, size);
		//Test case 6
		size = str_num6.length();
		obj.is_duck_number(str_num6, size);
	}
}

Output

 [529043043] is duck number
 [0001234] is not duck number
 [00012304] is duck number
 [1000000] is duck number
 [-1000000] is not duck number
 [2300200100] is duck number
/* 
  Swift 4 program 
  Check Whether a number is duck number or not
*/
class DuckNumber
{
	// Determine whether given number is duck number or not
	func is_duck_number(_ text: String, _ size: Int)
	{
		if (size <= 0)
		{
			//When given string number is empty
			return;
		}
      	let str_num = Array(text);
		var counter: Int = 0;
		//This is used to check valid positive number
		var wrong: Bool = false;
		var status: Bool = false;
		// Skip the all beginning zeros
		while (counter < size && str_num[counter] == "0")
		{
			counter += 1;
		}
		while (counter < size && wrong == false)
		{
			if (str_num[counter] >= "0" && str_num[counter] <= "9")
			{
				//Terminate loop when given number always valid number
				if (str_num[counter] == "0")
				{
					//We get zero
					status = true;
				}
			}
			else
			{
				//When not a valid digit
				wrong = true;
			}
			counter += 1;
		}
		if (wrong == false && status == true)
		{
			print("\n [", text ,"] is duck number", terminator: "");
		}
		else
		{
			print("\n [", text ,"] is not duck number", terminator: "");
		}
	}
}
func main()
{
	let obj: DuckNumber = DuckNumber();
	//Test string numbers
	let str_num1: String = "529043043";
	let str_num2: String = "0001234";
	let str_num3: String = "00012304";
	let str_num4: String = "1000000";
	let str_num5: String = "-1000000";
	let str_num6: String = "2300200100";
	var size: Int = 0;
	//Test case 1
	size = str_num1.count;
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num1, size);
	//Test case 2
	size = str_num2.count;
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num2, size);
	//Test case 3
	size = str_num3.count;
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num3, size);
	//Test case 4
	size = str_num4.count;
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num4, size);
	//Test case 5
	size = str_num5.count;
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num5, size);
	//Test case 6
	size = str_num6.count;
	obj.is_duck_number(str_num6, size);
}
main();

Output

 [ 529043043 ] is duck number
 [ 0001234 ] is not duck number
 [ 00012304 ] is duck number
 [ 1000000 ] is duck number
 [ -1000000 ] is not duck number
 [ 2300200100 ] is duck number
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