What is the output of the following snippet if the user enters a value of 11 for the variable x and 4 for the variable y? x=int(input()) y=int(input()) x = x % y x = x % y y = y % x print(y)

The first line takes the input and stores it into variable "x" which is an integer type value because "int()" typecast the value from string to integer.
The second line takes the input and stores it into variable "y" which is an integer type value because "int()" typecast the value from string to integer.
Third line statement "x = x % y" gives the remainder of (x/y). When the x value is 11 and y value is 4 then new value of x variable will be 3 because 3 will be the remainder of (11/4).
Fourth line statement "x = x % y" gives the remainder of (x/y). where the value of x and y variable is 3 and 4 because the value of the "x" variable is updated from the third statement. Then the new value of x variable will be 3 because 3 will be the remainder of (3/4).
Fifth line statement "y = y % x" gives the remainder of (y/x). where the value of x and y variable is 3 and 4 because the value of the"x" variable is updated from the fourth statement. Then the new value of y variable will be 1 because 1 will be the remainder of (4/3).
The Sixth statement prints the value of y variable which is 1.

Hence the output is 1.