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#! /usr/bin/python3

# 5and7.py -- This script takes a single argument and divides it with 5 and 7 and if it is divisible returns true but when it is not returns false.

# Author: <NAME><<EMAIL>>

# Date -- 8th September, 2015

def five_and_seven(x, y):
        if x % y  == 0:
            return True
        else:
            return False

g = five_and_seven(9, 7)
print(g)
g = five_and_seven(10, 5)
print(g)
g = five_and_seven(35, 5)
print(g)
g = five_and_seven(65, 7)
print(g)
g = five_and_seven(70, 7)
print(g)
g = five_and_seven(100, 5)
print(g)
g = five_and_seven(105, 5)
print(g)

#! /usr/bin/python3

# 5and7.py -- This script takes a single argument and divides it with 5 and 7 and if it is divisible returns true but when it is not returns false.

# Author: <NAME><<EMAIL>>

# Date -- 8th September, 2015

def five_and_seven(x, y):
        if x % y  == 0:
            return True
        else:
            return False

g = five_and_seven(9, 7)
print(g)
g = five_and_seven(10, 5)
print(g)
g = five_and_seven(35, 5)
print(g)
g = five_and_seven(65, 7)
print(g)
g = five_and_seven(70, 7)
print(g)
g = five_and_seven(100, 5)
print(g)
g = five_and_seven(105, 5)
print(g)
#! /usr/bin/python3 # 5and7.py -- This script takes a single argument and divides it with 5 and 7 and if it is divisible returns true but when it is not returns false. # Author: <NAME><<EMAIL>> # Date -- 8th September, 2015