Task-1 Odd or Even Number Checker This is a simple Python program that checks whether a given integer is odd or even. It's a beginner-friendly script that demonstrates the use of basic input, conditionals, and the modulo operator in Python.

📋 How It Works The user is prompted to enter an integer.

The program checks if the number is divisible by 2 using the modulo (%) operator.

It prints whether the number is even or odd.

🧾 Sample Output bash Copy Edit Enter an integer: 7 7 is an odd number. bash Copy Edit Enter an integer: 12 12 is an even number. 🧠 Concepts Used input() function

Type casting (int)

Conditional statements (if-else)

Modulo operator (%)

🚀 How to Run Make sure you have Python installed (preferably Python 3).

Clone this repo or copy the code into a .py file.

Open your terminal and run:

bash Copy Edit python filename.py Replace filename.py with the name of your Python file.

🤝 Contributing Feel free to fork this repo and play around with the logic, maybe extend it to handle floats or validate input!

TASK 2➕ Sum of First 50 Positive Integers This is a simple Python script that calculates the sum of the first 50 positive integers (i.e., numbers from 1 to 50). It's a great beginner exercise for practicing loops and basic arithmetic operations.

💡 What It Does The program:

Initializes a variable total_sum to 0.

Uses a for loop to iterate from 1 to 50.

Adds each number to total_sum.

Prints the final result.

🧾 Output Example bash Copy Edit The sum of numbers from 1 to 50 is: 1275 🧠 Concepts Covered for loop

range() function

Variables and arithmetic operations

print() formatting

🚀 How to Run the Code Make sure you have Python installed.

Clone this repo or copy the code into a file like sum_first_50.py.

Open your terminal and run

bash Copy Edit python sum_first_50.py

summary These two Python scripts are simple beginner-level programs. The first checks whether a given integer is odd or even using the modulo operator, while the second calculates the sum of the first 50 positive integers using a loop. Both tasks help in understanding basic concepts like loops, conditionals, user input, and arithmetic operations in Python.