Add a function called reversed_ascii_caps() to this program that takes a list of characters as its input parameter and returns a list of integers that contains the ASCII code of every uppercase character in the input-list in the reversed order.

write c code for a function called CountVowels that takes as an input parameter an array of characters and returns the count of all the vowels present in that array. (The maximum length is 200 characters). Use a switch case for this program

Write a python function count_matches that, given two strings, counts the number of positions at which the characters are the same. For example,  count_matches('conflate', 'banana') returns 2, conflate banana     ^    ^ since the n's match at index 1 and the a's match at index 5. The strings to not need to be the same length.  The count_matches function does not read input or print output.

In Python, create a function that takes a string S as a parameter. This function should return a list containing the characters in S that occur the most. Do not use built-in or advanced string/math functions(SUCH AS SORTED()).e.g.yourfxn("hello") returns ['l']yourfxn("acrobatics") returns ['a', 'c']

Python   Your class announced a new grade policy: any of your quiz score that are less than 80 will have 2 points added to them.You decide to check whether the proposed grade replacement policy changes your overall quiz grade. Write a function grade_change that takes as input* a list of quiz grades* a list of letter grade cutoffsand returns the two average scores (before and after the policy) and their corresponding letter grades packaged as a list of tuples using the following order: [(avg1, letter1), (avg2, letter2)]First, you need to * compute the average score of the quiz grades* call the get_letter_grade to get the letter grade for the current average* find the quiz scores that are less than 80 in the list and increment each by 2* recompute the average score* call the get_letter_grade to get the letter grade for the new averageFinally, you return the requested result.   Just to help you test your code, here's the main program and its output:if __name__ == "__main__":…