Computers and Technology, 02.11.2019 06:31, ewinter13

Consider the following code:
a) num = int(input("enter a number, negative to stop"))
b) while (num > = 0):
print ("you entered: " + str(num))
c) num = int(input("enter a number, negative to stop"))
print ("done.")
what is wrong?
d) the num > = 0 test condition is not correct
there is nothing wrong with the code.
the line num = int(input("enter a number, negative to stop")) should be indented so it is inside the loop
e) there should not be a : after the while (num > = 0)

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