Answer:
See explanation (Program written in C++)
Explanation:
The question is incomplete as the invalid values were not included in the question.
However, to make the sense of it, I'll answer your question using the following conditions.
1. Invalid values include: Numbers less than 0 (See comments for explanations)
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main() {
//This line declares num (for user input)
int num;
//The following iteration keeps repeating itself until a number greater than 0 is entered using do while loop
do{
//This line prompts user for input
cout<<"Numbers greater than 0: ";
//This line gets input from the user
cin>>num;}
while(num<1);//This condition checks for valid user input
cout<<"You entered: "<<num; //This line prints out the user input
}
2. Invalid values include: Odd Numbers
I'll make use of the above code (in 1)
Start by replacing:
cout<<"Numbers greater than 0: ";
with
cout<<"Even Numbers: "; //This prompts user for even numbers
Replace
while(num<1);
with
while(num%2==1); //This checks if input is odd. If yes, the loop is repeated
3. Invalid values include: Even Numbers
I'll make use of the above code (in 1)
Start by replacing:
cout<<"Numbers greater than 0: ";
with
cout<<"Odd Numbers: "; //This prompts user for Odd numbers
Replace
while(num<1);
with
while(num%2==0); //This checks if input is even. If yes, the loop is repeated
