JAVA CODE Counting Num by CodeChum Admin To give you more of a challenge with a number's digits, let's try counting how many of a certain digit is present on a given number.   Let's start coding!   Instructions: Input two integer values. The first one shall accept any integer from 0-9 and the other one shall take a non-zero positive integer. Using a while loop, count how many of the first integer (0-9) is present in the digits of the second inputted integer and print the result (see sample input and output for example). Tip #1: You have to use your knowledge from the previous problems in looping through the digits of a number: % 10 to get the rightmost digit, while / 10 to remove the rightmost digit. Make sure to solve the previous problems first. Input A line containing two integers separated by a space. 2·124218 Output A line containing an integer. 2

Python Assignment 4.2 Compute how well you did with your budget Create needed variables Input Get the monthly budget Process Get each individual monthly expense amount in a loop structure Total the expenses for the month within the loop Continue getting expenses until the user enters an “n” Once the loop is ended by the user entering an “n”, continue to then output below Output Display the budget amount and amount spent followed by one of the following messages: You are over budget, Plan better You are under budget, Great job You are on budget, Pure luck Sample Input and Output format:   Enter your monthly budget: 100   Enter an amount spent: 65.49 Do you want to enter another expense? Enter y for yes, n for no): y Enter an amount spent: 58.21 Do you want to enter another expense? Enter y for yes, n for no): n   Here is your budget results =========================== Amount budgeted: $100.00 Amount spent: $123.70 You are over budget by $23.70, Plan better

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MUST BE IN PYTHON PROGRAMMING CODE!!!!! NO C++ or Java!! Directions: Design a program with a loop that lets the user enter a series of names (in no particular order). After the final person’s name has been entered, the program should display the name that is first alphabetically and the name that is last alphabetically. For example, if the user enters the names Kristin, Joel, Adam, Beth, Zeb, and Chris, the program would display Adam and Zeb. Additional requirements: Note that the possible set of input values can include negative, 0, or positive values, but not the sentinel value of -99. DESIGN HINT: • When determining the largest (or smallest) value in a set of numbers, remember to use variables to keep track of the current largest (or smallest) number found thus far. These variables can then be used as a comparison to each subsequent input number to see if the new number is larger (or smaller) than the current largest (or smallest) number and updated appropriately. At the end of all…