Question

You are writing a silly calculator. First, you ask the user to enter an integer. Then you ask them if they would like to know if that number is even, for it to be squared, or for it to be multiplied with another number. The user will input "even" "square" or "multiply" for these options, respectively.

For this question, we do not provide pseudocode -- consult with the sample output to determine how your program should work specifically.

linux3[6]% python3 hw2_part2.py Enter an integer: ​34

Would you like to know if this number is even, square it, or multiply it with another number? ​square

The square of this number is: 1156

linux3[7]% python3 hw2_part2.py Enter an integer: ​45

Would you like to know if this number is even, square it, or multiply it with another number? ​scallop

I don't know what you're talking about.

linux3[8]% python3 hw2_part2.py Enter an integer: ​19

Would you like to know if this number is even, square it, or multiply it with another number? ​even

It is odd!

linux3[9]% python3 hw2_part2.py Enter an integer: ​23

Would you like to know if this number is even, square it, or multiply it with another number? ​multiply

What is the other number? ​7

23 times 7 is 161

Answer 1

n = int(input('Enter an integer: '))
choice = input('Would you like to know if this number is even, square it, or multiply it with another number? ​')
if choice == 'even':
    if n % 2 == 0:
        print("It is even!")
    else:
        print("It is odd!")
elif choice == 'square':
    print("The square of this number is:", n * n)
elif choice == 'multiply':
    n2 = int(input('What is the other number? ​'))
    print(n, "times", n2, "is", n * n2)
else:
    print("I don't know what you're talking about.")