In coding spacing does matter. Pay attention if additional spaces are

needed after your prompts. For instance in the example above, this text

is followed by two blank spaces.

Now for some coding. Create a program that will accept two numbers,

name these numbers num $1$ and num $2$ and make them integers. Add

these numbers together and store the sum in a variable called numsum.

Print out this value to the user. There are no prompts for the input and

output statements.

Given $9$ and $8$ as numbers input to num $1$ and num$2,$ the program should

just print out $17$ to the screen.

When Codio tests your program it will run it twice. The first time it will

use $9$ and $8.$ The second time it will use another set of numbers.

Because there is input for this program, the Try It button will not work.

Therefore to test your code before Codio grades it click on the Code

Visualizer button below:

Code Visualizer ${?}_{(})$

If your code is running correctly, you can click on the Check It$!$ button to

grade your work.