● Create a Python file called my_function.py in this folder. ● Create your own function that prints all the days of the week. ● Create your own function that takes in a sentence and replaces every second word with the word “Hello”

Q. Write a program that add a new column to ‘B1.csv’ file named as Sequence then read multiple sequences from the user and add the data in every row of ‘B1.csv’ file. Programming language python Don't use pointers or arrays Paste the screenshots of full program with output

Requirements: Plan each program by writing pseudocode. Add more comments as needed in each program to explain what your code is doing. Choose descriptive variable names in all programs. Currency format. Use f-strings to generate currency outputs. Python Question 5a: program5_1.pyThis file is about rectangles. It requires a main function and three custom functions, all of which take the rectangle dimensions as arguments. a function that returns the area of a rectangle. a void function that prints the perimeter of a rectangle. a function that returns the length of a rectangle's diagonal. This function must use a method of the math module.  The main function should prompt the user for the rectangle dimensions (as floats) and execute the custom functions. All calculations should be printed accurate to three decimal places using f-strings.Sample Output(See sample_image1.png) Python Question 5b: program5_2.pyThis program should import program5_1 as a module. Start by making a copy of…

Sin with Drawline c++ HW Call the file: sinDrawline.cpp Create 2 functions: 1) Degrees2Radians: which has input Degrees, and returns Radians 2) Drawline: which takes two parameters: a character and numRepetitions and prints the character numRepetitions times, followed by a newline Inside main() For values between 0 and 360, in 5 degree increments: calculate and print the value of sin (degrees), After every 90 degrees, print out a line of 30 dashes (minus signs '-') Extra information required: #include // for sin function In order to have the precise format we want: Put this at the top of main: cout.setf(ios::fixed); cout.setf(ios::showpoint); // show decimals even if not needed cout.precision(5); // show 5 digits to right of decimal

Please use Python for this question.  Please make sure the code is formatted correctly in Python as well please.   Write a standalone function partyVolume() that takes accepts one argument, a string containing the name of a file. The objective of the function is to determine the Volume object that is the result of many people at a party turning the Volume up and down. More specifically: the first line of the file is a number that indicates the initial value of a Volume  The remaining lines consist of a single character followed by a space followed by a number.  The character will be one of ‘U” or ‘D’ which stand for “up” and “down” respectively.  The function will create a new Volume object and then process each line of the file by calling the appropriate method of the Volume object which changes the value of the Volume.  The function then returns the final Volume object.   Guidelines/hints: This is a standalone function, it should NOT be inside (indented within) the class. It should…

Please Python correctly thanks  def get_written_date(date_list):    """    The function ...    """    month_names = {        1: "January",        2: "February",        3: "March",        4: "April",        5: "May",        6: "June",        7: "July",        8: "August",        9: "September",        10: "October",        11: "November",        12: "December",    }    return month_names[int(date_list[0])]+ " " + str(int(date_list[1])) + ", " + date_list[2]       # Finish the function        # Return the date string in written format         if __name__ == "__main__":    print(get_written_date(["01", "02", "2022"]))    print(get_written_date(["01", "12", "1970"]))    print(get_written_date(["04", "14", "2020"]))    print(get_written_date(["06", "19", "2000"]))    assert get_written_date(["01", "02", "2022"]) == 'January 2, 2022'    assert get_written_date(["01", "12", "1970"]) == 'January 12, 1970'    assert get_written_date(["04", "14", "2020"]) == 'April 14, 2020'    assert…

Develop a Python function named display_coffee_shop_info to convey details about "Bean Bliss Cafe." The function should include the following information: A cheerful welcome and the exact location of the coffee shop. A menu overview with featured items (Espresso, Latte, Cappuccino, Mocha, Cold Brew, and a variety of pastries). Any ongoing promotions or loyalty programs, for instance, "Buy 5 drinks, get the 6th one free with our Bean Bliss Rewards Card!" Operational hours specified for each day of the week. Contact details, encompassing a customer support email (support@beanblisscafe.com) and a customer service hotline (1-888-BEANBLISS). Make sure to call the function to present the provided information.

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Please use Python for this question. Please format code properly when answering the question.  Write a standalone function partyVolume() that takes accepts one argument, a string containing the name of a file. The objective of the function is to determine the Volume object that is the result of many people at a party turning the Volume up and down. More specifically: the first line of the file is a number that indicates the initial value of a Volume  The remaining lines consist of a single character followed by a space followed by a number.  The character will be one of ‘U” or ‘D’ which stand for “up” and “down” respectively.  The function will create a new Volume object and then process each line of the file by calling the appropriate method of the Volume object which changes the value of the Volume.  The function then returns the final Volume object.    Guidelines/hints: This is a standalone function, it should NOT be inside (indented within) the class. It should be listed in…

Which of the following are true? O The C-library has many functions that are useful in manipulating strings. V If a and b are two different C-string variables, the value in a can be assigned the value in b with the following C-statement: a = b; %3D O The length of the char array holding the string must be at least one character longer than the string itself. O An array identifier cannot be used as a pointer. V The identifier, name, of a C-string is also a pointer to a char data type. The ending character in a C-string must be the newline character, '\n'. O The name of a 1-D array is a pointer to the data type of the array, while the name of a 2-D array is a pointer to a 1-D array of the data type.