(30%) Exercise 3.35 (page 98) of Chapter 3.
Your program should have an infinite loop that get a positive
five-digit integer from the keyboard at each iteration,
and stop whenever the given integer is 0.
If the given integer is negative, your program should print an
error message (see below).
A sample output (with italic user input) should look like this:
this:
Please input a positive five-digit integer: 12345
12345 is not a palindrome.
Please input a positive five-digit integer: 12321
12321 is a palindrome.
Please input a positive five-digit integer: -23010
This program does not handle negative numbers. Sorry!
Please input a positive five-digit integer: 0
Thank you for using this program written by XXX.
Remember that you need to demonstrate to TA in person, so make
sure you understand every bit of your program.