What is the output of the following snippet if the user enters a value of 11 for the variable x and 4 for the variable y? x=int (input ()) y=int (input ()) x = x % y x = x % y y = y % x print (y)

(1) will be the output of the above question's snippet.

Explanation:

The question's snippet is in the python language. Which is described below--

The first line takes the input and stores it into variable "x" which is an integer type value because "int () " typecast the value from string to integer. The second line takes the input and stores it into variable "y" which is an integer type value because "int () " typecast the value from string to integer. Third line statement "x = x % y" gives the remainder of (x/y). When the x value is 11 and y value is 4 then new value of x variable will be 3 because 3 will be the remainder of (11/4). Fourth line statement "x = x % y" gives the remainder of (x/y). where the value of x and y variable is 3 and 4 because the value of the "x" variable is updated from the third statement. Then the new value of x variable will be 3 because 3 will be the remainder of (3/4). Fifth line statement "y = y % x" gives the remainder of (y/x). where the value of x and y variable is 3 and 4 because the value of the"x" variable is updated from the fourth statement. Then the new value of y variable will be 1 because 1 will be the remainder of (4/3). The Sixth statement prints the value of y variable which is 1.

Hence the output is 1.