Response to: https://www.quora.com/unanswered/How-do-I-input-a-square-of-odd-numbers-between-1-and-99
import sys import os import numpy as np #get range of numbers 1 to 99 number = np.arange(100) #create an empty list numberSquares = [] print("This is a list of your odd numbers in range 1 to 99:") for n in np.nditer(number.T): if n % 2 != 0: print(n) exponent = n*n numberSquares.append(exponent) print("This is a list of the squares of your odd numbers in range 1 to 99:") for a in numberSquares: print(a) print("This is a list of the squares of the numpy number array: ") print(np.square(number[1::2])) print("This is the sum of the squares of the numpy number array: ") print(np.sum(np.square(number[1::2]))) print("This is the square of the sum of the number numpy array:") print(np.square(np.sum(number[1::2])))