First, read in an input value for variable valCount. Then, read valCount integers from input and output each integer on a newline followed by the string" reports.". Ex: If the input is 3 70 65 75, the output is:

70 reports.
65 reports.
75 reports.​

The program in Python is as follows:

valCount = int(input())

reports = []

for i in range(valCount):

   num = int(input())

   reports.append(num)

for i in reports:

   print(i,"reports.")

Explanation:

This gets input for valCount

valCount = int(input())

This creates an empty list

reports = []

This gets valCount integer from the user

for i in range(valCount):

   num = int(input())

Each input is appended to the report list

   reports.append(num)

This iterates through the report list

for i in reports:

This prints each element of the report list followed by "reports."

   print(i,"reports.")

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