create a flowchart based on these programs 24. Write a program which asks the user for an integer number and prints out whether the inputnumber is a multiple of 7.A. Example 1i. Input:ii. Output:B. Example 2• Please enter number: -49• Number is a multiple of seveni. Input:•ii. Output:Please enter number: 9Number is not a multiple of seven25. Write a program which asks the user for two integer numbers (say N1 and N2) and prints outwhether the input number N1 is a multiple of N2.A. Example 1i. Input:.B. Example 2ii. Output:•i. Input:Please enter first number: 49Please enter second number: 7Number 49 is a multiple of 7•ii. Output:i. Input:• Number 40 is not a multiple of 326. Write a program which asks the user for an integer number and prints out whether the inputnumber is even or odd.A. ExamplePlease enter first number: 40Please enter second number: 3•ii. Output:Please enter number: 42Number is even27. Write a program that asks the user for an integer number and prints a pattern.A. Examplei. Inputii. Output• Please enter number: 5Note that the last row prints 5 s as per user input

number is a multiple of 7. A. Example 1 i. Input: ii. Output: B. Example 2 • Please enter number: -49 i. Input: • ii. Output: A. Example 1 Please enter number: 9 Number is not a multiple of seven 25. Write a program which asks the user for two integer numbers (say N1 and N2) and prints out whether the input number N1 is a multiple of N2. • Number is a multiple of seven i. Input: B. Example 2 • il. Output: i. Input: A. Example Please enter first number: 40 . • Please enter second number: 3 ii. Output: • Number 40 is not a multiple of 3 26. Write a program which asks the user for an integer number and prints out whether the input number is even or odd. i. Input: Please enter first number: 49 Please enter second number: 7 Number 49 is a multiple of 7 • Please enter number: 42 ii. Output: • Number is even 27. Write a program that asks the user for an integer number and prints a pattern. A. Example i. Input • Please enter number: 5 ii. Output Note that the last row prints 5 s as per user input

number is a multiple of 7. A. Example 1 i. Input: ii. Output: B. Example 2 • Please enter number: -49 i. Input: • ii. Output: A. Example 1 Please enter number: 9 Number is not a multiple of seven 25. Write a program which asks the user for two integer numbers (say N1 and N2) and prints out whether the input number N1 is a multiple of N2. • Number is a multiple of seven i. Input: B. Example 2 • il. Output: i. Input: A. Example Please enter first number: 40 . • Please enter second number: 3 ii. Output: • Number 40 is not a multiple of 3 26. Write a program which asks the user for an integer number and prints out whether the input number is even or odd. i. Input: Please enter first number: 49 Please enter second number: 7 Number 49 is a multiple of 7 • Please enter number: 42 ii. Output: • Number is even 27. Write a program that asks the user for an integer number and prints a pattern. A. Example i. Input • Please enter number: 5 ii. Output Note that the last row prints 5 s as per user input

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