Write a Python code for the following: Ask the user to enter a number, N (Total number of inputs to be taken). Assume that the user will never enter the first number as zero. Take N number of inputs Prints out the product of all the numbers read For example, if the first input is 4, then the program has to read in four numbers from the user and print the product of these four numbers.

Write a Python code for the following: Ask the user to enter a number, N (Total number of inputs to be taken). Assume that the user will never enter the first number as zero. Take N number of inputs Prints out the product of all the numbers read For example, if the first input is 4, then the program has to read in four numbers from the user and print the product of these four numbers.

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Chapter6: Looping

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