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# decisions.py
#
# Jeff Ondich, 9/4/07
#
# This program illustrates how a Python program can make decisions about
# how to proceed based on input provided by a person.
#
# Try running the program four times, providing input that will lead
# to each of the four possible output messages shown below.
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intString = raw_input('What is your favorite integer? ')
favoriteInteger = int(intString)

if favoriteInteger < 10:
    print 'What a little integer!'

elif favoriteInteger == 1729:
    print 'That is the smallest integer expressible as the sum of two cubes in two different ways.'
    print '(See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1729_(number) for a story about some scintillating'
    print 'sick-bed conversation between two famous mathematicians.)'

elif favoriteInteger > 1000:
    print 'Too big for me.'

else:
    print 'I have always loved that integer.'