## A collection of exercises for Python beginners(Q19.Autoconservative number)-CSDN博客

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A collection of exercises for Python beginners(Q19)

As a Python beginner, I’ve done a lot of practice. Most of these exercises are very interesting. In order for the other beginners to get to learn the basic usage of the language faster, I have compiled the results of my exercises for your reference. As I am a foreign student, this exercise is written in English. Most of the exercises come from 《C语言初学者趣味编程100例》（贾蓓/郭强/刘占敏）. A small number of cases come from the Internet. If any case violates your rights, please tell me, and I will delete it as soon as possible.

Q19.Autoconservative number

Question：
Autoconservative number is the mantissa of the square of a number equal to the number itself. For example：52 = 25 252 = 625 762 = 5776 93762 = 87909376.Find all the Autoconservative number within 100000.
Python Code：

import time
start=time.time()


def zishoushu(a):
   b=a       
   list1=[]
   while a>0:
      list1.append(a%10)
      a=a//10
   c=pow(b,2)
   list2=[]
   j=0
   while c>0:
      list2.append(c%10)       
      c=c//10
   for i in range(len(list1)):
      if list1[i]==list2[i]:
         j=j+1   
   if j==len(list1):
      print(b)       

def zishoushu1(a):
   b=a       
   list1=[]
   while a>0:
      list1.append(a%10)
      a=a//10
   c=pow(b,2)
   d=c%pow(10,len(list1))
   if d==b:
      print(b)

for x in range(1,1000000):
   zishoushu1(x)

end=time.time()
print(end-start)