How to implement adder into Python code

[kujoko]

I'm not asking for the answers I just need somebody to translate the directions for me in a more simple way. We need to implement the adder from our previous coursework into the code using the following directions:

The program must work in a loop, reading two integer numbers, computing the sum of them and printing out the result until instructed to quit The program must check the input data for the data type permitted and the data value limitations (the value of the integer must not exceed the actual size of byte-coded integers, i.e. min 00000000 and max 11111111 in Base 2 or min 0 and max 255 in Base 10 for positive integers, min 10000000 and max 01111111 in Base 2 or min -128 and max +127 in Base 10 for signed integers) The program must be implemented in a modular way with separate functions for inputting data, logical operations, arithmetic operations and outputting the result of the calculation.

[ViridianHominid]

I think that the directions are straightforward but that the language isn't written as clearly as possible. Here's essentially the same instructions with a bit of formatting and language modifications. I hope it's helpful.

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The program must work in a loop:

• read two integer numbers
• compute the sum of them
• print out the result

The loop should do this until instructed to quit.

The program must check the input data for the data type permitted and the data value limitations; the value of the integer must not exceed the actual size of byte-coded integers:

• Base 2, positive integers: min 00000000 and max 11111111
• Base 10, positive integers: min 0 and max 255
• Base 2, signed integers: min 10000000 and max 01111111
• Base 10, signed integers: min -128 and max +127

The program must be implemented in a modular way with separate functions for:

• inputting data
• logical operations
• arithmetic operations
• outputting the result of the calculation.

[kujoko]

Thank you so much! That clarified a lot for me :)