Instructions: Program and solve the following tasks in a script file; publish it as a PDF and submit it on Blackboard in the content section. Ensure that you put the proper header information (your name, course name, date, HW number, etc.) as shown in the class. Divide the script into sections for each task. Task 1A: Write a program that accepts a numerical value x from 0 to 100 as input and computes and displays the corresponding letter grade given by the following table. A x ≥90 B 80 x 89 C 70x79 D 60 ≤ x ≤ 69 F x < 60 a. Use nested if statements in your program (do not use elseif). b. Use only elseif clauses in your program. Use the ranges, i.e., starting and ending points for all grades. When assigning a letter grade, ensure that you use the single quotes for the letters like this: lettergrade= 'A'. Test out the program for numericalgrade=55. Hint below: numericalgrade=83; if numericalgrade>=90 && numericalgrade<=100 lettergrade='A'; elseif numericalgrade>=80 && numericalgrade<=89 lettergrade='B'; end lettergrade Task 1B: Randomize the sequence of your conditional branches of Task 1A and run the script. Comment "Yes/No” at the bottom of your script if the sequence of the branches affects the output or not i.e., if I put the condition for A at the bottom and the condition for D at the top, and the condition for C before B etc. Task 2A: Solve Task 1A in sequential order (A, B, C...) but without the upper bounds of the numerical ranges, i.e., numericalgrade>=70, numericalgrade>=90... Task 2B: Randomize the sequence of your conditional branches of Task 2A and run the script. Comment "Yes/No" at the bottom of your script if the sequence of the branches affects the output or not.

LAB ASSIGNMENTS IMPORTANT: you should complete the PDP thinking process for each program. Turn in items: 1) fullname_regex.py - Ask the user to enter the source text to search, such as the name_source variable here: name_source = input('Enter full name in this format - first middle last'). Then, you can adapt the first two code lines from lesson slide 13, to search this new source. Edit the code to match the new situation and change the regex pattern to identify text that could be a full name. Hints: Initially write your regex pattern to check if the user enters three words separated by a space. Then, strive to make the regex adaptable if the person's full name has more than or less than 3 words. Then, think about allowing (not requiring) common characters like a period, hyphen or '. Slides 11-13 should be helpful. 08 For printing, end with a conditional block that provides an appropriate message if there is a match or not. Match Enter your full name: first middle last Betty Lou Who…

QUESTION 2 Design a Program “My Oval Factory" that has only one Button to produce Oval. When user clicks on the button, an Oval of random size must be displayed in the JFrame. Program should close on clicking the X button.

Python question please include all steps and screenshot of code. Also please provide a docstring, and comments throughout the code, and test the given examples below. Thanks. A single playing card can be represented by a string where the first character is a digit2-9 or a letter ‘A’, ‘T’, ‘J’, ‘Q’, or ‘K’, for Ace, Ten, Jack, Queen, King respectively, andthe second character is one of ‘S’, ‘H’, ‘D’, or ‘C’ for Spades, Hearts, Diamonds, orClubs. A hand of cards can be represented by a list of strings. Write a function calledthreeOfAKind() that takes a list of strings representing a hand of cards, and returns Trueif there are exactly three cards with the same value (regardless of suit), False otherwise.>>> threeOfAKind(['3D', 'KD', 'JD', '3H', '3S'])True>>> threeOfAKind(['3D', 'KD', 'JD', '3H', '4S', '5S'])False>>> threeOfAKind(['3D', '3H', '3S', '3C', 'AC'])False