1Problem Statement2Ella loves to play the number game. In that game, she is given a number num for which she has to repeatedly find the sum of digits and replace the number with its sum of digits; she has to keep doing this until the number has a single digit.You must print the product of the digit obtained and her original number.Constraints:0<=num<=2^31-1Input FormatEach test case contains a number num.Output FormatPrint the number after following the above process.Sample Testcase #0Testcase Input38Testcase Output76
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1Problem Statement2Ella loves to play the number game. In that game, she is given a number num for which she has to repeatedly find the sum of digits and replace the number with its sum of digits; she has to keep doing this until the number has a single digit.You must print the product of the digit obtained and her original number.Constraints:0<=num<=2^31-1Input FormatEach test case contains a number num.Output FormatPrint the number after following the above process.Sample Testcase #0Testcase Input38Testcase Output76
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