Question

Write a Python function that will do the following:1. Ask the user to input an integer which will be appended to a list that was originally empty. This will be done 5 times, meaning that when the input is complete, the list will have five elements (all integers).2. Determine whether each element is an even number or an odd number3. Return a list of five-string elements "odd" and "even" that map the indexes of the elements of the input list, according to whether these elements are even or odd numbers. For example: if the input sequence is 10, 7, 9, 51, and 100, the function will return the list ["even", "odd", "odd", "odd", "even"].

Answer 1

Code for above problem :-

def even_odd():
    # empty list to store the input integers
    listNumber = []
    #  empty list to store the even or odd keyword
    listkeyword = []
    # running loops 5 time and asking integer
    for i in range(5):
        print("Enter 5 integers to find out even odd ")
        n = int(input("Enter integer {} : ".format(i+1)))
        listNumber.append(n)
    # checking the integer for even or odd and storing them in output list
    for i in range(5):
        if listNumber[i]%2==0:
            listkeyword.append("even")
        else:
            listkeyword.append("odd")
    print(listkeyword)
    return 
even_odd()

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