Task $01(10$ points$)$ Task $02(10$ points$)$

Write the following Python program:

Your program should ask the user to input two integer numbers: start $($S$)$ and end $($E$).$

The range of numbers will be from $S$ to $E($inclusive$).$

The program should first print all the odd numbers from $S$ to $E,$ each on a new line.

Next, the program should print all the even numbers from $S$ to $E,$ each on a new line.

If a user enters something that's not an integer number for $S$ or $E,$ your program should

handle this exception and print a warning message: "Invalid input, please enter integer

numbers only".

Here is a screenshot of the expected behavior, testing all scenarios described above. Replicate

this functionality in your script, including the formatting and outputs of all messages. The

program must work for any starting or ending integer values that the user enters.

eric@iftlinux: $/$ lab$\_$g$ $./$lab$\_$g$\_$task$\_02\_$sdevil.py

Enter a start integer: $10$

Enter an end integer: $33$

Odd numbers from $10$ to $33$ :

Write a Python program that takes two integers as input from the user and performs

the following operations:

a$.$ Add the two integers together and store the result in a variable named sum.

b$.$ Subtract the second integer from the first integer and store the result in a variable

named difference.

c$.$ Multiply the two integers together and store the result in a variable named

product.

d$.$ Divide the first integer by the second integer and store the result in a variable

named quotient. The output should be a floating point number.

e$.$ Calculate the remainder when the first integer is divided by the second integer

and store the result in a variable named remainder.

f$.$ Print the values of sum, difference, product, quotient, and the remainder to the

shell$/$console$.$ Provide a label before each value to indicate what it represents

$($i$.$e$.$ Sum: