Write the Python code for the function getEvenCount(num), where num is an integer. The function returns...

 

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Write the Python code for the function getEvenCount(num), where num is an integer. The function returns the number of even-valued digits in num. 0, 2, 4, 6, and 8 are even digits. You are not allowed to use str(num), lists or tuples. The argument num is guaranteed to be an integer only. so num//10 will not behave as you expect it when num is negative. 145/10-14 but -145/10 returns -15. Make sure your code code handles negative numbers correctly. You cannot use recursion. Examples: getEvenCount(937825172500016) returns 7 getEvenCount(11351) returns 0 getEvenCount(-527888123) returns 5 Write the Python code for the function getEvenCount(num), where num is an integer. The function returns the number of even-valued digits in num. 0, 2, 4, 6, and 8 are even digits. You are not allowed to use str(num), lists or tuples. The argument num is guaranteed to be an integer only. so num//10 will not behave as you expect it when num is negative. 145/10-14 but -145/10 returns -15. Make sure your code code handles negative numbers correctly. You cannot use recursion. Examples: getEvenCount(937825172500016) returns 7 getEvenCount(11351) returns 0 getEvenCount(-527888123) returns 5

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