Write a program using integers userNum and divNum as input, and output userNum divided by divNum three times.

Follows are the code to this question:

#include <iostream>//header file

using namespace std;

int main() //defining main method

{

int userNum, divNum;//defining integer variable

cin>> userNum >> divNum;//input values

cout <<"First-time divide: "<<userNum / divNum<<endl;//divide value First time  

cout <<"Second-time divide: " << userNum / divNum/divNum<<endl; //divide value Second time

cout<<"Third-time divide: "<< userNum /divNum/divNum/divNum<<endl;//divide value Third time

return 0;

}

Output:

2000

2

First-time divide: 1000

Second-time divide: 500

Third-time divide: 250

Explanation:

In this code two integer variable "userNum and divNum" is declared that uses the input method to input value from the user-end, and after input the value it divides the "userNum by divNum" three times, that is defined as follows:

In this code, the user input the value 2000 and 2, in the first divides it will give 1000, in the second time divide it will give 500, and in the third time it will give 250.

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