1- Write a program in which the user is asked to enter his age based on the year (assuming the user's age is a positive integer) and the program calculates his age based on the day and finally prints it .Consider 365 days a year here .For example, if the user entered the number because: 22 The program should then print the output as follows: You are 8030 days old Pay attention to spaces .In order to get a perfect score, your output must be exactly the same as the one shown in the example above (marked in yellow). It is necessary to observe points such as spaces and letters in large letters.

1- Write a program in which the user is asked to enter his age based on the year (assuming the user's age is a positive integer) and the program calculates his age based on the day and finally prints it .Consider 365 days a year here .For example, if the user entered the number because: 22 The program should then print the output as follows: You are 8030 days old Pay attention to spaces .In order to get a perfect score, your output must be exactly the same as the one shown in the example above (marked in yellow). It is necessary to observe points such as spaces and letters in large letters.

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