Lecture 6 : Functions & Recursion in Python | Python Full Course

[@atifmalik8012]

32:55 n = int(input("enter your num:")) def odd_or_even(n): if(n%2 == 0): print("EVEN") else: print("ODD") odd_or_even(n)

[@Pasargevivek-ez7yc9gx3y]

Great bro 👍

[@muhammadalam1198]

def input_num(): num1 = int(input("Enter any one number")) if num1 % 2 == 0: print("even") else: print("odd") input_num()

[@NishchayGola]

your code is showing an error

[@NishchayGola]

def odd_even(): n = int(input("enter number:")) if n%2 == 0: print("EVEN") else: print("ODD") odd_even()

[@someshchandrasharma1204]

n= int(input("Please Enter a number: ")) def checker(a): if a % 2 == 0: print("EVEN") else: print("ODD") checker(n)

[@tahirahmed7773]

The best teacher i have ever seen. Ap bohot logon ki dua lerahi ho didi

[@zubairzakeer8772]

32:45 def func(a): if(a%2 == 0): print("EVEN") else: print("ODD") n = int(input("please enter a number : ")) func(n)

[@krishnakumardubey5069]

Please ma'am after completing this series please go with Flask or Django series Please❤

[@CodeNinja18]

free me itna sab kuch nahi milega

[@Trishaan_creations]

@@CodeNinja18 Bhai Sab Milega , Aap Maam ko Shyad Jante Nahi ho.......

[@karthiksundaram544]

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[@karthiksundaram544]

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[@karthiksundaram544]

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[@AJosl360]

key topic with time stamp :----> 00:01 Functions in Python are blocks of code that can be reused. 02:02 Functions reduce redundant code and improve reusability. 06:12 Understanding function calls and parameters in Python. 08:09 Using functions reduces redundancy and makes code more efficient. 12:13 Functions in Python can be created with or without parameters and return values. 14:17 Functions offer a way to encapsulate code for reuse. 18:06 Understanding built-in and user-defined functions in Python. 19:58 Understanding default parameter values in Python functions 24:04 Creating functions to print lists with proper formatting 26:09 Understanding functions and recursion in Python 30:35 Introduction to functions and recursion in Python 32:36 Recursion in Python 36:10 Recursion is used to print numbers in a function call 37:55 Explaining recursion in Python with a specific example 41:39 Understanding the call stack in Python. 43:29 Recursion creates layers of function calls 46:59 Understanding the concept of recursion and factorial in Python. 49:04 Understanding recursion and its application in programming 52:51 Understanding recursion through the factorial function 54:40 Understanding recursion and writing recursive functions in Python. 58:29 Understanding recursion in Python 1:00:41 Understanding recursion in Python thanks

[@Anonymous-Guy-01]

Everyone mail Apna College to complete the Python series all topics in deep & start DSA with Python 🙏🏻

[@raunaksingh25952]

Yeh 😮

[@priyansumohanty3875]

Abhi ke liye kuch acha playlist available hai kya dsa in python ?

[@kunalgawande7530]

yes please

[@AmazingDealsLoots]

Yes please

[@abdulrafenaseem8067]

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[@1Ankara_Messi]

32:33 def even_odd(number): if number%2==0: print("even") else: if number%2!=0: print("odd") even_odd(9) Output:- Odd

[@sportsmentor6655]

Awesome

[@GovindKhedkar-vr6yl]

55:00 # sum of first n natural number using recursion n = int(input("Enter a number ")) def sum1(n): if (n ==0): return 0 return n + sum1(n-1) print(sum1(n)) # write a recursion function to print all elements in list list =[53,88,43,77,12,88,33] def fun(list, n): if (n == len(list)): return print(list[n], end= " ") fun(list, (n+1)) fun(list, 0)

[@Dxsired_1vy]

use for instead of if

[@ManavGarg7]

32:30 hw def finder(n): if(n%2==0): print("even") else: print("odd") finder(int(input("enter the number : ")))

[@potnuruchaitanya8496]

Def finder() X =(int(input("entered no. =")) If(X%2==0): print("even") else: print("odd") It's an easy method😌

[@potnuruchaitanya8496]

@@ArjunKr-q3o it will work

[@potnuruchaitanya8496]

@@ArjunKr-q3o I think u have understand the question.....Ma'am have told to use an input program.....pls rewatch the question

[@shahfaixu1544]

@@potnuruchaitanya8496 he used it at func call..

[@PriyoM1993]

n = int(input("Enter : ")) def odd_even(): if n % 2 == 0: print("EVEN") else: print("ODD") odd_even()

[@madhurasarkar8117]

32:50 def check_num(n): if n%2 == 0: print("this is an even number") if n%2 != 0: print("this is an odd number") n = int(input("enter num: ")) check_num(n)

[@ryuga_2007]

Wrong h

[@sauravrawat-gk5kb]

def num(a): if(a %2== 0): print("This is even",a) else: print("This is odd",a) num(10)

[@arfatshaikh8537]

input lena tha user se def even_odd(num): if (num % 2 == 0): print("Even") else: print("odd") even_odd(int(input("Enter No:")))

[@ryuga_2007]

Wrong h

[@shivambhardwaj8748]

bhai user input lena thaa [ num(int(input("Enter a number"))) ] function call hoga

[@ankitsaini74004]

32:40 def chkodd_even(n): if n%2 == 0: return "EVEN" else: return "ODD" n = int(input("Enter a number:")) print(chkodd_even(n)) INPUT: Enter a number:5 OUTPUT: ODD

[@akhileshghatate4157]

57:36 I made a basic self question to practise by self for odd/even with recursion def eve(n): if(n==0): return True elif (n==1): return False else: return eve(n-2) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ def od(n): if(n==0): return False elif(n==1): return True else: return od(n-2)

[@khushpreet9991]

Recursion smjh nhi aaya tha..toh shradha didi ki dekhne k baad code with h arry pr dekha vha bhi nhi aaya phir codebios pr dekha,, phir dobara yhi aagyi,.. or ab perfect smjh aagya... you are best didi ❤

[@ZaraQureshi-i1d]

same 😭

[@gtbihari418]

32:55 def inp_odd_even (n): if n%2 == 0: print("Even") else: print("Odd") n=int(input("Enter a no to check it is odd or even= ")) inp_odd_even (n)

[@AkshayDabas-mh4hx]

32:55 def even_odd(num): if num%2==0 : print("even") else: print("odd") even_odd(66)

[@gtbihari418]

55:00 n=int(input("Enter Number To Calculate First N Natural Nos= ")) def calsum(n): if n==0: return 0 else: return n + calsum(n-1) sum=calsum(n) print("Sum of First",n,"Natural Numbers = ",sum)

[@vishnusit1]

i am following you since last 4 years. You deserve Bharat Ratna for your free contents. which is infinite times useful than any paid content available in india..

[@DebaprasadDas-z9t]

Hi Shrahda, The way you teach is really helpful . Thanks a lot . One thing i just wanted to say that factorial of any num is not like 1*2*3*...*num ,it should be num*....*3*2*1 . I know both will give same result but logic will get changed and i believe correct logic does matter even though both logics are giving same result .My intention was not to crrect you as you know many things better than me, here i just wanted to provide my opinion . Thank you....😊

[@neelampandey1959]

def even_or_odd(num): if num==0: print("not even aur not odd") elif num%2==0: print("even number") else: print("odd number") num=int(input("enter a number:")) even_or_odd(num) Print("Thankyou didi") 32:23

[@Shivampandey-gc4mk]

I love your code

[@vishal1980able]

32:41 cal_fact(81) def cal_evod(num): if(num%2==0): print("the remainder is",num%2,",","THIS IS AN EVEN NUMBER !") else: print("the remainder is",num%2,",","THE NUMBER IS ODD !") cal_evod(84)

[@rishikasharma8822]

Homework at 32:20, n = int(input("Enter the value: ")) def odd_even(n): if(n % 2 != 0): print("ODD") else: print("EVEN") odd_even(n)

[@Canun5712]

57:20 n=int(input("enter number")) def calc(n): if(n==0): return n else: return calc(n-1)+n print(calc(n)) this will also do the job

[@Rajput1678]

Ma'am please also cover the projects throughout this python series as you did for JavaScript series

[@R_ishabh_Singh]

32:40 n = 1 def odd_even(n): if n % 2 == 0: print('Number is Even') else: print('Number is odd') odd_even(5) odd_even(6)

[@anoopverma1965]

Please continue this series of tutorials with SQL (MySQL) so that projects using database can be created. This will be useful as it will use some dataset libraries like Numpy or Matplotlib and projects can be made.

[@Eminem-realslimshaddy]

32:40 def num_check(number): if(number%2==0): print("Even") else: print("Odd") num_check(13)

[@Jeevan-gj6wj]

can anyone explain me what is the use of "return" code at 13:50

[@sudheerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr]

@@Jeevan-gj6wj if you call the function by assigning its value to a variable. then it stores the final output of the function. basically if u print() then the value will be directy gets printed. if you want to use the output further u should return it

[@F2003S]

An outstanding learning platform. Well done, Ma'am.

[@manjeettyping7979]

32:49 My Solution Code userinput = int(input("Enter Your Number ")) def oddevenchecker(thisnumber): myvalue = thisnumber if(myvalue%2 == 0): print('Even Number') elif(myvalue%2 == 1): print('Odd Number') oddevenchecker(userinput)

[@Rajput-wm6sc]

32:44 def checker(): a = int(input("enter number : ")) if(a%2==0): print("EVEN.") else: print("ODD.") checker() #calling the function.

[@abhinavop1406]

32:50 Answer: n=int(input("Enter the value")) def odd_even(n): if n%2==0: print("Even") else: print("Odd") odd_even(n)

[@krishnaagarwal1541]

Home Work: def number(n): if(n%2==0): print("even") else: print("odd") return n number(9) number(4)

[@siamkhan3682]

well tried.🎉 mad said, you have to take input from user

[@MD_TALHA307]

​@@siamkhan3682n = int(input("Enter a any number")) def even_odd(n): if n%2==0: print("Even") else: print("Odd") even_odd(n)

[@Ali-t3q1i]

Not a single person in subcontinent explains Python language like Mark Myers do but you are definitely made your mark. Fan from Pakistan

[@Jeevan-gj6wj]

can anyone explain me what is the use of "return" code at 13:50

[@shashank_1874]

@@Jeevan-gj6wj Good question. In that case, it wasn't necessary to use "return" because we were directly printing the average. However, it's generally a good practice to use "return" in programming. If you're returning a value, store it in a variable and then print it..

[@Hustlersattitudebytes]

​@@shashank_1874 did she explained advance python?

[@amritanshushandilya5238]

Home work question answer def odd_even(n): if(n%2==0): print("EVEN") else: print("ODD") odd_even(45)

[@Umer_ubaid]

use input function

[@Abdullah_Dayan]

Home work : = 32:30 def num (a): if a % 2==0: print("Even") else: print("Odd") num(int(input("Enter your number :")))😊😊

[@kingsurya1659]

14:32 def calc(a,b,c): sum = a+b+c avr = sum/3 print(avr) calc(int(input("enter a first value")),int(input("enter a secound value")),int(input("enter a thred value")))

[@Peoplesshine]

we want DSA in python

[@chandu.wri8ts_]

Hammm yarrrr

[@plazatotalmemeing9071]

Dude do it with java . It's much better

[@BRO12954]

Yes mam we want

[@pratikdahal1750]

​​@@plazatotalmemeing9071ok. Hey , do you know any other languages? Can you tell me what I should learn next after learning PYTHON?

[@MitaliDani-ht2nn]

Yes we want

[@akhileshghatate4157]

32:55 def oddeven(value): n=value if(n%2==0): print("Even") else: print("Odd") oddeven(5)

[@sanketdasghosh6515]

32:30 def cal_num(number): if(number%2 == 0 ): print("its a even number") else: print("its a odd number") cal_num(int(input("put your number: ")))

[@JaiBoonlia6217]

58:31 alternate solution def print_list_elements(lst): if not lst: return print(lst[0],end = ' ') print_list_elements(lst[1:]) print_list_elements([1,3,4,5,3,5,6,8])

[@Eminem-realslimshaddy]

23:59 def length_list(list): print(len(list)) for i in list: print(i,end=' ') length_list([2,3,4]) #ques1 and ques2

[@GireeshHiremath-zr1jv]

Recursion ko 2x me dekhane wale🗿🗿>>>>>>>>>

[@BATMAN_rizz]

def fun(a): if(a%2==0): print("GIVEN NUMBER IS EVEN") elif(a%2 != 0): print("GIVEN NUMBER IS ODD") fun(int(input("ENTER A NATURAL NUMBER : ")))

[@Aman__Chopra]

Homework: def check_odd_even(n): if(n%2==0): print(n,"is EVEN") else: print(n,'is ODD') n=int(input("Enter the number:")) check_odd_even(n)

[@KhushbooYadav-ve5oh]

n = int(input("enter your number")) def evenodd(n): If n%2==0 Print ("even") Else: Print ("odd") evenodd (n)

[@noobienation8144]

32:51 def OE(): n=int(input("enter yout no:")) if n%2==0: print("even") else: print("odd") OE()

[@kohinurrekhate1729]

i liked......... you sow that line of great swami vivekanand ji . It is very beautiful way to encourage to student that seeing your python lecture...... if some student seen title and they thought it is difficult of chapter 6 that lines you sown on screen it make inspire ............. your teaching style is very cool apna collage..😇

[@arfatshaikh8537]

30:20 def even_odd(num): if (num % 2 == 0): print("Even") else: print("odd") even_odd(int(input("Enter No:")))

[@b4mayush308]

32:39 n1=int(input("enter number")) def identifier(n): rem=n%2 if(rem!=0): print(n, "is ODD") else: print(n,"is EVEN" ) identifier(n1)

[@itsbenchersshorts]

00:01 Functions in Python are blocks of code that can be reused. 02:02 Functions reduce redundant code and improve reusability. 06:12 Understanding function calls and parameters in Python. 08:09 Using functions reduces redundancy and makes code more efficient. 12:13 Functions in Python can be created with or without parameters and return values. 14:17 Functions offer a way to encapsulate code for reuse. 18:06 Understanding built-in and user-defined functions in Python. 19:58 Understanding default parameter values in Python functions 24:04 Creating functions to print lists with proper formatting 26:09 Understanding functions and recursion in Python 30:35 Introduction to functions and recursion in Python 32:36 Recursion in Python 36:10 Recursion is used to print numbers in a function call 37:55 Explaining recursion in Python with a specific example 41:39 Understanding the call stack in Python. 43:29 Recursion creates layers of function calls 46:59 Understanding the concept of recursion and factorial in Python. 49:04 Understanding recursion and its application in programming 52:51 Understanding recursion through the factorial function 54:40 Understanding recursion and writing recursive functions in Python. 58:29 Understanding recursion in Python 1:00:41 Understanding recursion in Python Crafted by Merlin AI.

[@aseerahnaf7713]

num = int(input("Odd or Even num: ")) def oddEven(a): if a%2==0: return("Even") else: return("Odd") print(oddEven(num)) Done❤❤ ✅

[@THE_VIPER974]

32:44 def odd_even(n): if n%2==0: print("EVEN") else: print("ODD") odd_even(10)

[@Kohlified-17]

32:55 #function to check odd or even def check_master(n): if n%2 == 0: print("This is Even number") else: print("This is Odd number") print(check_master(24))

[@ryuga_2007]

Input lena bhul gya😂👍

[@sidharthkashyap6241]

That Call Stack Analogy was enormously helpful to grasp the Recursion concept...thanks a lot mam❤

[@ovinondontoall]

Really awesome this function But This video make me easy to learn recursion in python kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKvScqKtfsRsprc

[@akshatpurigoswami3856]

x = int(input("enter any number:")) def odd_even(x): if x%2==0: print("EVEN") else: print("ODD") odd_even(x) My work

[@gchethan9472]

Hello all This one the best python basic lecture you will ever get, In the entire video she never asked for subscribe or like. Let’s encourage her to do more courses like this and help crores of students and learner’s. Keep up the good work Shraddha and keep on helping people.

[@prabhdeepsingh475]

Home work : n=int(input("Enter the number:")) def eo(n): if(n%2!=0): print("ODD") elif(n%2==0): print("EVEN") eo(n)

[@AthifShaik-wj8re]

11:49 We can do with " for " also like: for i in range (5): Print ("hello") Boom

[@bytesmithnik]

num = int(input('Enter number: ')) def checkNum(i): if(i%2 == 0): print('Even Number') else: print('Odd number') checkNum(num)

[@nanditasharma559]

Bahut acchi teacher ho aap wo quality hai aap me ki samane wale ko kya chahye thank u so much

[@sudhanshubisai3463]

32:40 homework problem num=int(input("enter your number-")) def odd_even(n): if n%2==0: state="even" else: state="odd" return(state) print(odd_even(num))

[@AhmedNadim-ez5ij]

def num(a): a = int(input("Enter a number: ")) if (a %2 == 0): print("EVEN",a) else: print("ODD",a) num(4)

[@dipakkandel2934]

def fact(a): val=1 for o in range(1,a+1): val*=o print(val) fact(9)

[@coneptlearning]

32:45 homework problem answer a = int(input("Enter your number")) def num(a) : if (a%2 == 0): print("EVEN") else : print("ODD") num(a)

[@pradipyadav8751]

Fantastic explanation of recursion. Thank you so much. Now I have clear understanding of recursion in python. nice job.

[@TheTwistedRoom]

def convert (a,b=84.41): sum = a * b print(sum) return sum convert(500) print(convert) THIS IS THE EASY WAY TO FIND USD TO INR $$$.... 😀🙏

[@rabinsdhi-mv1pt]

homework question. def check(n): if n%2==0: print("even") else: print("odd") check(6) the output will be "even".

[@dhananjayjadhav7568]

HW ----> def check(): no = int(input("Enter a no:")) if no%2==0: print("EVEN") else: print("ODD") check()

[@tausifeditor2.0]

# Recursion Function def show(n): # n==7 # n==6 if n == 0: # 7==0 false # 6==0 false return print(n) # 7 # 6 show(n-1) # 7-1 # 6-1 etc. show(7) # Calling

[@HaranSaifi]

32:45 that is my answer = > def odd_even_cal(num): if num %2 == 0: print("num is: 'EVEN'") else: print("num is: 'ODD'") odd_even_cal(100)

[@seekhoaursikhao4046]

Hi Shradha, Thank you for the series, its really helpful, the words spelled from your voice, is effective to place in our mind, but yes we have to do lots of practice. 2ndly Can you create a vision or direction towards IT-Admin switching to DevOps platform , for them how you will take the python as a scripting language, as a DevOps Admin, not like a developer/coder. Please create a video series on this.case studies or scenario based tutorials please, so the we can clear the basic concepts which is used in day to day life in companies (playing With AWS,Docker,K8 and a lot, for Automation). Waiting for it.

[@norenlee479]

"Thank you so much for your detailed explanation-it really helped me on my Python journey. Please keep making more Python videos in the future. You're amazing!"

[@rockybhaikgf8602]

wow, just looking like a great teacher

[@datascience-z7l]

def calc_num(n): if n%2==0: print("EVEN") else: print("ODD") calc_num(8)

[@neededucation]

num=int(input("Enter the number:")) def oddeven(num): if num%2==0: print("THIS IS AN EVEN NUMBER") else: print("THIS IS AN ODD NUMBER") oddeven(num)

[@bhavinthakur]

You can do the same by this method also: def oddeven(): num=int(input("Enter the number:")) if num%2==0: print("THIS IS AN EVEN NUMBER") else: print("THIS IS AN ODD NUMBER") oddeven() good work anyway

[@bangff6537]

def finder(a): if(a%2==0): print(a,"is even number") else: print(a,"is odd num")

[@pradeepahirwar3663]

It's was amazing video lecture series. Very Useful. 🎉🎊

[@AtharvaJoshi-rg5hc]

def find_odd_even(a): if(a%2 == 0): print("even number") else: print("odd number") find_odd_even(2)

[@Kumar-he7ey]

Homework: def odd_or_even(number): if number % 2 == 0: return "even" else: return "odd"

[@YousafUmer-xj2lu]

def checker (): a = int(input("enter the number to check :")) if a %2 == 0: print(a,"is a even number") else: print(a , "is an odd number") checker()

[@ImRich-xo8cm]

n=int(input('enter the num:')) def fact_(n): b=1 if(n

[@nazishjahan04]

you explained recursion brilliantly

[@manjeettyping7979]

21:40 My Solution thisnumber = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,98,398,39,55,98,34,23] def findlength(thiscitylength): return thiscitylength thislength = findlength(len(thisnumber)) print(f'Your actual Length is {thislength}')

[@adityabobade2685]

def even_odd(n): if n %2==0: print("even") else : print("odd") n = int(input("enter a number:")) even_odd(n)

[@vikk98]

def check_even_odd(): num = int(input("Enter a number: ")) if num % 2 == 0: return "Even" else: return "Odd" result = check_even_odd() print(f"The number is {result}.")

[@NehaKumari-rs5xw]

def is_even(n): # Base case if n == 0: return True # 0 is even elif n == 1: return False # 1 is odd else: # Recursive call return is_even(n - 2) def is_odd(n): # Base case if n == 0: return False # 0 is not odd elif n == 1: return True # 1 is odd else: # Recursive call return is_odd(n - 2) # Test the functions num = int(input("Enter a number: ")) if is_even(num): print(f"{num} is Even") else: print(f"{num} is Odd") Using recursion 54:00

[@Kush-q6l]

def odd_even(n): if n%2==0: return "EVEN" else: return "ODD" n=int(input("enter the value of n: ")) print("number is : ",odd_even(n))

[@Game.on-point]

def cal_numType(): num= int(input("Entere a num: ")) if(num % 2 == 0): print("even") else: print("odd") cal_numType()

[@VarunYedla-w3b]

Yes ma'am could you please make videos on dsa in python

[@TUFFANGAMING15]

55:36 def sum(n): if (n==0): return 0 else: return sum(n-1) + n print(sum(5)) is this right ??

[@zeeleditz01]

Great Explanation

[@sahilhatwar6575]

HOMEWORK QUESTION # WAF such that if your input is odd it will print odd and if the input is even then it print even def num(a): if(a%2==0): print("even") else: print("odd") num(2)

[@hiteshdhawan1]

I literally learnt this entire series in one day! simple straightforward. also my previous coding exp. of C++ java and c# helped, but python is so simplistic as compared to them! no need for semicolons also :P ; bas real project me impliment karna hai aur bekar logo k saath kam karne na mile bas yahi dua h.

[@sunnygosecrets]

def check_even_odd(): number = int(input("Enter a number: ")) if number % 2 == 0: print("EVEN") else: print("ODD") # Example usage: check_even_odd()

[@atulbhandvalkar2510]

def odd_or_even(num): if num % 2 == 0: print(f"{num} is even") else: print(f"{num} is odd") odd_or_even(7) in this code we can take the number by input keyword and can place it in the place of num in the function. like num = int(input("Please enter the number: ") and then can write function as written above. This time we need not to call function again.

[@ryuga_2007]

👍

[@hitesh14581]

def number_chk(a): calc = a % 2 if(calc == 0): print("Even") else: print("Odd") number_chk(int(input())) 😊

[@AnkitKumar-vy6tq]

I also wrote the same thing but getting error

[@bhavinthakur]

@@AnkitKumar-vy6tq def number_chk(): a = int(input('Enter number to check >')) calc = a % 2 if(calc == 0): print("Even") else: print("Odd") number_chk() *corrected

[@bhavinthakur]

you can add more lines to avoid getting errors like using if else for input to be int and not any other value.@@AnkitKumar-vy6tq

[@roboop9816]

def odd_even(n): if(n%2 == 0): print("EVEN") if(n%2 != 0): print("ODD") odd_even(74)

[@engineerrancho]

Didi has mad me her fan, Thanks for the teachings DIDI i

[@MotivateYourSpirit]

@6:11 print bhi to output de rha h, to return ki kya jarurat? ya print kyu karaya jb sum return kra diya h.?

[@paramjjethwa8734]

THANK YOU FOR THIS GOLDEN SERIES! ALWAYS WILL BE BLESSED FOR YOUR TEACHING SUPER GRATEFUL GOD BLESS YOU

[@Zara_khalil]

Shardha didi I love your explanation 🥰🥰

[@siddiquebaloch786]

def even_or_odd(n=int( input('Enter you number please: '))): if n%2==0: print(n,'is even number') else: print(n,'is odd number')