#Write a program that prompts the user to enter three integer numbers. For each 
#number, the program determine whether the input number is greater than 5, less 
#than 5 or equals 5. The program should print an appropriate message for each 
#case. For example, if the input is 3, the output should be: 3 is less than 5; 
#if the input is 106, the output should be: 106 is greater than 5; and if the input 
#is 5 , the output should be: 5 equals 5.

#use functions - compare with program we wrote on oct 4 (oct4l1.py - on website)
#each function has 3 attributes: name, list of parameters, and return value 
#or/and print statement inside function 

#name of function: check_five
#formal parameters: num
#printing result inside the function

def check_five(num):
	
	if(num>5):
		print(num,"greater than 5")
	elif(num<5):
		print(num,"less than 5")
	else:
		print(num,"equals 5")


def main():
	num1=int(input("enter first num "))
	num2=int(input("enter second num "))
	num3=int(input("enter third num "))

	check_five(num1) #function call with actual parameter num1
	check_five(num2) #function call with actual parameter num2
	check_five(num3) #function call with actual parameter num3
 
main()