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1. Start up an editor of your choice. 2. Write a python code for the following problem. 3. Save your work as gcd.py 4. Upload the file you saved. The problem: 1. User inputs two separate integers. 2. Find the greatest common divisor of these integers. Note: • Check that the numbers entered are positive integers. Otherwise exit with errors. • Variable type can be tested using isinstance() function: >>> a=5 >>> isinstance(a,int) True • Assume that second entered number is bigger than the first. • You cannot use python's gcd() function. • DO NOT COPY PASTE INTERNET SEARCH RESULTS DIRECTLY TO YOUR CODE.

          1. Start up an editor of your choice.
2. Write a python code for the
following problem.
3. Save your work as gcd.py
4. Upload the file you saved.
The problem:
1. User inputs two separate integers.
2. Find the greatest common divisor of these
integers.
Note:
• Check that the numbers entered are
positive integers. Otherwise exit with errors.
• Variable type can be tested using
isinstance() function:
>>> a=5
>>> isinstance(a,int)
True
• Assume that second entered number is
bigger than the first.
• You cannot use python's gcd() function.
• DO NOT COPY PASTE INTERNET SEARCH
RESULTS DIRECTLY TO YOUR CODE.

1. Start up an editor of your choice.
2. Write a python code for the
following problem.
3. Save your work as gcd.py
4. Upload the file you saved.
The problem:
1. User inputs two separate integers.
2. Find the greatest common divisor of these
integers.
Note:
• Check that the numbers entered are
positive integers. Otherwise exit with errors.
• Variable type can be tested using
isinstance() function:
>>> a=5
>>> isinstance(a,int)
True
• Assume that second entered number is
bigger than the first.
• You cannot use python's gcd() function.
• DO NOT COPY PASTE INTERNET SEARCH
RESULTS DIRECTLY TO YOUR CODE.

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