Code Bot compiler - 在线编译器 C. This code checks if a given integer has any repeated digit. It extracts each digit, records it in an array, and if a digit is seen again, it prints "YES" and stops. If no repetition is found, it prints "NO". - The array `num` is declared with size 10, ...

在线编译器 C

#include <stdio.h> int main() { int n; int num[10]={0}; scanf("%d",&n); while(n>0){ int d=n%10; n=n/10; if(num[d]==1){ printf("YES"); return 0; } num[d]=1; } printf("NO"); return 0; }

This code checks if a given integer has any repeated digit. It extracts each digit, records it in an array, and if a digit is seen again, it prints "YES" and stops. If no repetition is found, it prints "NO".

- The array `num` is declared with size 10, which is enough for digits 0-9, but the code does not handle the digit 0 correctly because `num[0]` is never set to 1 when a zero digit is encountered. Check the logic for when the digit is 0.
- The condition `if(num[d]==1)` will never be true for digit 0 because `num[0]` stays 0 throughout the loop. Think about how to mark that a zero digit has been seen.