Write a python program that will take a number a list of numbers(integer) as an input from the user and print whether the number is Awesome or not.    Awesome number: a number where every digit is less than its immediate left digit is called an Awesome number. A single-digit number cannot be an awesome number(e.g. 5421 is an Awesome number.)   ==========================================================   **Sample Input1:**\ [976321, 321, 9763221, 9742, 876, 3211]\ **Sample Output1:**\ 976321 is an awesome number.\ 321 is an awesome number.\ 9763221 is a not-so-awesome number.\ 9742 is an awesome number.\ 876 is an awesome number.\ 3211 is a not-so-awesome number.   ==========================================================   **Sample Input2:**\ [97821, 97210, 979210]\ **Sample Output2:**\ 97821 is a not-so-awesome number.\ 97210 is an awesome number.\ 979210 is a not-so-awesome number.       i wrote a code to check if the number is awesome or not. can you correct it and help me finish the rest? my code:   user = int(input()) max = None flag = False temp = None for i in range(user):   if max == None:     rem1 = user%10     max = rem1     temp = user//10   else:     rem1 = temp%10     if rem1>max:       flag = True     else:       flag = False print(flag)

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Write a python program that will take a number a list of numbers(integer) as an input from the user and print whether the number is Awesome or not. 

 

Awesome number: a number where every digit is less than its immediate left digit is called an Awesome number. A single-digit number cannot be an awesome number(e.g. 5421 is an Awesome number.)

 

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**Sample Input1:**\
[976321, 321, 9763221, 9742, 876, 3211]\
**Sample Output1:**\
976321 is an awesome number.\
321 is an awesome number.\
9763221 is a not-so-awesome number.\
9742 is an awesome number.\
876 is an awesome number.\
3211 is a not-so-awesome number.

 

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**Sample Input2:**\
[97821, 97210, 979210]\
**Sample Output2:**\
97821 is a not-so-awesome number.\
97210 is an awesome number.\
979210 is a not-so-awesome number.
 
 
 
i wrote a code to check if the number is awesome or not. can you correct it and help me finish the rest?
my code:
 
user = int(input())
max = None
flag = False
temp = None

for i in range(user):
  if max == None:
    rem1 = user%10
    max = rem1
    temp = user//10
  else:
    rem1 = temp%10
    if rem1>max:
      flag = True
    else:
      flag = False

print(flag)

 

Write a python program that will take a number a list of numbers (integer) as an input from the user and print whether
the number is Awesome or not.
Awesome number: a number where every digit is less than its immediate left digit is called an Awesome number. A
single-digit number cannot be an awesome number(e.g. 5421 is an Awesome number.)
====
Sample Input1:
[976321, 321, 9763221, 9742, 876, 3211]
Sample Output1:
976321 is an awesome number.
321 is an awesome number.
9763221 is a not-so-awesome number.
9742 is an awesome number.
876 is an awesome number.
3211 is a not-so-awesome number.
Transcribed Image Text:Write a python program that will take a number a list of numbers (integer) as an input from the user and print whether the number is Awesome or not. Awesome number: a number where every digit is less than its immediate left digit is called an Awesome number. A single-digit number cannot be an awesome number(e.g. 5421 is an Awesome number.) ==== Sample Input1: [976321, 321, 9763221, 9742, 876, 3211] Sample Output1: 976321 is an awesome number. 321 is an awesome number. 9763221 is a not-so-awesome number. 9742 is an awesome number. 876 is an awesome number. 3211 is a not-so-awesome number.
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Transcribed Image Text:1 #my code for awesome check 2 user = int(input()) 3 max = None 7 8 for i in range (user): 9 if max == None: rem1 = user%10 4 flag = False 5 #if flag is True the input is awesome or it is not so awesome 6 temp = None 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 print (flag) 21 max = rem1 temp = user//10 else: rem1 = temp%10 if rem1>max: flag = True else: 个 flag = False → 0
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