NYU Python Class HW One dot six

################### 
#    Homework 1.6 
#    Adam Brandeis
#    02/09/2014
#    Raise the first number to the power of the second number 
#    (you will have to convert them to numbers to do the math).  
#    Take the resulting number and determine its string length with len() 
#    (you will have to convert it to a string to get its string length).  
#    Print a line with a ======== border exactly the length of the resulting number 
#    (use the * operator to repeat the string '=').  On the next line, print the number.  
#    Then on a third line print a ======== border the same length as the first.  
###################

#!/usr/bin/python

input_1 = raw_input('  Please enter a positive integer:  ')
input_2 = raw_input('  Please enter another positive integer:  ')

print "  The first number you entered is " + input_1 + " and the second number is " + input_2 + "."

#convert
new_input_1 = int(input_1)
new_input_2 = int(input_2)

power = new_input_1**new_input_2
power_len = str(power)

print "  "+"="*len(power_len)
print " ",power
print "  "+"="*len(power_len)

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