#Write a function def compare(list_a, list_b) that accepts two lists of 
#integers. The function counts the number of odd numbers in the first list 
#and the number of ODD numbers in the second list, and returns 1, if the 
#first list has more odd numbers, -1 if the second list has more odd 
#numbers, and 0 if both lists have the same amount of odd numbers. Write a 
#main program that testing your functon: randomly generate the list of 
#size 15, range of integers from -10 to 10 
import random
def main():
	list1=[]
	list2=[]
	for i in range(15):
		list1.append(random.randint(-10, 10))
		list2.append(random.randint(-10, 10))
	print(list1)
	print(list2)	
	count1=0
	count2=0
	for i in range(15):
		if(list1[i]%2!=0):
			count1+=1
		if(list2[i]%2!=0):
			count2+=1
	print(count1, count2)
	if(count1>count2):
		print("list 1 has more odds")
	elif(count2>count1):
		print("list 2 has more odds")
	else:
		print("same number of odds")
main()