Can you tell what's going on in the picture? print("This program will-find the smaller of two numbers.")print("You - will need to provide those two numbers.")while(value):-num1 = int(input("Enter the first number: "))-num2 - = int(input("Enter the second number: "))-if num1-< num2:-print(num1, "is less than",num2)else:-print(num2, "is smaller than", num1)- newValue = input("Enter 'stop' to stop the program: ")if newValue"stop":- False- #value-break

This is a python program to take two integers as user input and print the lowest from that. This process is repeated until the user types 'stop'. 1. Prints "This program will find the smaller of two numbers" 2. prints "You will need to provide those two numbers" 3. starts while loop with condition value is true. The statements inside the while loop will repeat execution until the value is false. 4. reads user inputs as num1 and num2. 5. checks if num1 is less than num2. if true, prints num1 is less than num2, else prints num2 is less than num1. 6. Prompts the user to enter 'stop' to stop the program 7. reads the user inputs into newValue 8. Checks if newValue is 'stop'. if true, makes value=false . then break. else continues to the while condion For the correct working of this program, you have to set the value = True . The program is : value=Trueprint("This program will find the smaller of two numbers")print("You will need to provide those two numbers")while(value): num1=int(input("Enter the first number:")) num2=int(input("Enter the second number:")) if num1<num2: print(num1," is less than ",num2) else: print(num2," is less than ",num1) newValue=input("Enter 'stop' to stop the program: ") if newValue == "stop": #value = False break We will get the following output by compiling the program