# import random
# i got rid of the random because its hard to test random numbers (you don't know what the value is!)
# get input from you instead, you can randomize it later

# get input from user. - don't change this function!
def getInput():
    inp = input("Enter a number: ")
    return inp

# make this function return true if the input parameter is even, false otherwise, you can change anything
# here other than the function definition
def isEven(someNumber):
    if someNumber == 2:
        return True
    else:
        return False

#this is calling your input function and assigning the results to a variable
userInput = getInput()

#casting to an integer
integerInput = int(userInput)

#put something here to print "you entered x as your input"
#if you fuck this part up, ask me about concatenation
print ("something here")

#this is where you use the isEven function (with return types!)
if (isEven(integerInput)):
    print ("Your number is even!")
else:
    print ("Your number is odd!")