There are multiple methods for inputting multiple integers in Python, but one common method is to use the "split()" method on a string input. Here's an example:
numbers = input("Enter the integers separated by spaces: ")
list_numbers = numbers.split() # splits the string into a list of strings
int_numbers = [int(x) for x in list_numbers] # converts the strings to integers
This will create a list of integers that can be used for arithmetic operations. Alternatively, you could use a loop to prompt the user to enter each integer separately and append them to a list.
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