$($Python$)$ A "magic" date is one where the month times the day $=2-$digit year.

For example: $6/10/60$ is a "magic" date, because the month, $6,$ times the day, $10,$ is equal to the year, $60.$

Write a plan and code a program that asks the user for the month, day, and year.

If all $3$ inputs are integers, determine if the date is magic. You do not have to ensure that the month and day are valid.

Output a message such as "The date, xx$/$xx$/$xx is magic" or "The date xx$/$xx$/$xx is not magic".