Problem with Boolean function

[softwareengineer2b]

As homework, I am to write a scrip that can determine if one integer is factor of another. I define the input x and y as follow;

def main():
x = input ("What is the integer? ")
y = input ("Enter another integer: ")
 
def isfactor (x, y):
   if x % y == 0:
 
      print y, "is a factor of x."
 
  else:
     print y, "is not a factor x."
 
main()
 

For some reason the program only interprets up to the input parts and left the rest out. That is, when I run the program in shell, it prompts me to enter the integers and stop there. Can any body tell me why? your help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.

[bartonc]

As homework, I am to write a scrip that can determine if one integer is factor of another. I define the input x and y as follow;

def main():
x = input ("What is the integer? ")
y = input ("Enter another integer: ")
 
def isfactor (x, y):
   if x % y == 0:
 
      print y, "is a factor of x."
 
  else:
     print y, "is not a factor x."
 
main()
 

For some reason the program only interprets up to the input parts and left the rest out. That is, when I run the program in shell, it prompts me to enter the integers and stop there. Can any body tell me why? your help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.

You are in luck. We'll just shoot this over to the python forum and get you some help there. Welcome to TheScripts.com.

[bartonc]

As homework, I am to write a scrip that can determine if one integer is factor of another. I define the input x and y as follow
For some reason the program only interprets up to the input parts and left the rest out. That is, when I run the program in shell, it prompts me to enter the integers and stop there. Can any body tell me why? your help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.

The second function call was never made. Here's one way to do it:

# I like to have subroutines on top and main() at the bottom
def isfactor (x, y):
    if x % y == 0:
        print y, "is a factor of x."
    else:
        print y, "is not a factor x."
 
def main():
    x = input ("What is the integer? ")
    y = input ("Enter another integer: ")
    isfactor(x, y)
 
 
main()
 

[bartonc]

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