Write a program to sum the series:1/1 + 22 /2 + 33 /3 + ……. nn/n

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n = int(input("Enter a value of n: "))

s=0.0 

for i in range(1,n+1): 
      a=float(i**i)/i 
      s=s+a 
print("The sum of the series is ", s)  




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