(A)ddition (S)ubtraction (M)ultiplication (D)ivision with modulo Please select an operation from the list above: Delete This program does not support the operation "Delete". Sample Output-2 (A)ddition (S)ubtraction

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(A)ddition
(S)ubtraction
(M)ultiplication
(D)ivision with modulo
Please select an operation from the list above: Delete
This program does not support the operation "Delete".
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(A)ddition
(S)ubtraction
(M)ultiplication
(D)ivision with modulo
Please select an operation from the list above:
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Problem 2 (Simple Calculator - 2)
Write a program called p2.py that performs the function of a simple integer calculator.
This program should ask the user for an operation (including the functionality for at least
addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with modulo) and after the user has
selected a valid operation, ask the user for the two operands (i.e., the integers used in
the operation). If the user enters an invalid operation, the program should print out a
message telling them so and quit the program. Assume for now that the user always
enters correct inputs for the operands (ints).
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Transcribed Image Text:it as p1.par. Problem 2 (Simple Calculator - 2) Write a program called p2.py that performs the function of a simple integer calculator. This program should ask the user for an operation (including the functionality for at least addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with modulo) and after the user has selected a valid operation, ask the user for the two operands (i.e., the integers used in the operation). If the user enters an invalid operation, the program should print out a message telling them so and quit the program. Assume for now that the user always enters correct inputs for the operands (ints). Print e viewed this topic Sep 23, 2022 4:18 PM Activity Details
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