Create a program that will accept a number that will be the basis of the number of times a user can input different numeric values. The user will then input numbers based on the initial input. Identify the sum/total of all numbers but segregating the total for ODD and EVEN. Display the sum of both ODD and EVEN. Sample output: Please enter the count of input: 5 Please input No. 1:3 Please input No.2: 2 Please input No.3: 10 Please input No.4: 7 Please input No.5: 1 The total no of ODD is 3 and the sum is 11. The total no of EVEN is 2 and the sum is 12.

Create a program that will accept a number that will be the basis of the number of times a user can input different numeric values. The user will then input numbers based on the initial input. Identify the sum/total of all numbers but segregating the total for ODD and EVEN. Display the sum of both ODD and EVEN. Sample output: Please enter the count of input: 5 Please input No. 1:3 Please input No.2: 2 Please input No.3: 10 Please input No.4: 7 Please input No.5: 1 The total no of ODD is 3 and the sum is 11. The total no of EVEN is 2 and the sum is 12.

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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