EDIbook title - as1.pdf7711 of 4f Facebook(198) YouTube8 https://moodle31.upei.ca/pluginfile.php/902631/mod_resource/content/1/as1.pdf*ObjectivesBy completing this assent you are demonstrating your ability to:• Decompose problems to create new solutions• Use variables and expressions to store and manipulate data• Use console input to take in data from a user• Create console output to report data to users• Call functions• Comment your code appropriatelyInstagram• You can make use of built-in Python functions.• The code must be properly commented, it will carry marks.+ 80%nt requirements• You are not allowed to use conditional statements, relational operators, and logical operators.• You must solve this problem using arithmetic expressions.IntroductionAm x n LEGO baseplate is a collection of interconnected cells in a grid, where m is the number ofrows and n is the number of columns (m, n 2). A baseplate has raised studs on the top. The classicLEGO bricks have raised studs on the top with tubes underneath to lock onto studs from other bricksor the baseplate.Though the LEGO bricks come in different sizes, in this assignment, we assume that all brickshave the same size. They will always have two rows (length is two). The number of columns (width)could be any number 1. The bricks are placed in a horizontal fashion i.e. a row must be full beforemoving to the next row. Also, a level should be full before a brick is placed on the next level (on topof the lower-level bricks).Home | bartleby2Figure 1: A LEGO baseplate (Credit: LEGO).Figure 2: LEGO bricks (Credit: LEGO).Problem 1Write a program in Python that performs the following tasks in order (sample output is shown in figs.3,4,5):1. Takes the number of rows 'm' of the baseplate from the user.2. Takes the number of columns 'n' of the baseplate from the user.3. Takes the number of columns 'y' of the brick from the user.CH4. Prints the number of bricks that can be fixed on a given baseplate. In addition to the assignmentrequirements mentioned on page 1, you are not allowed to use Integer division (//).Enter the number of rows 'm' on the baseplate: 5Enter the number of cols 'n' on the baseplate: 5Enter the number of cols 'y' on the brick: 6The maximum tiles that can be fixed on a 55 baseplate are: 0.Figure 3: Problem 1 - sample run 1.0I 2F» EDIbook title - as1.pdfS+|||TE3 of 4f Facebook(198) YouTubeInstagramhttps://moodle31.upei.ca/pluginfile.php/902631/mod_resource/content/1/as1.pdf+ 80%Enter the number of rows 'm' on the baseplate:4Enter the number of cols 'n' on the baseplate:7Enter the number of cols 'y' on the brick: 3The maximum tiles that can be fixed on a 4 * 7 baseplate are: 4Figure 4: Problem 1 - sample run 2.Enter the number of rows 'm' on the baseplate: 5Enter the number of cols 'n' on the baseplate: 6Home | bartlebyEnter the number of cols 'y' on the brick:5The maximum tiles that can be fixed on a 5* 6 baseplate are: 2Figure 5: Problem 1 - sample run 3.1. Takes the number of rows 'm' of the baseplate from the user.2. Takes the number of columns 'n' of the baseplate from the user.3. Takes the number of columns 'y' of the brick from the user.4. Takes the total number of bricks 't_num' placed on the baseplate.Problem 2Write a program in Python that performs the following tasks in order (sample output is shown infigs.):Enter the number of rows 'm' on the baseplate: 5Enter the number of cols 'n' on the baseplate: 65. Prints the number of bricks placed on the topmost level of the baseplate, assuming that alllower levels were complete. A level is considered "complete" if it has the maximum possiblebricks.3Enter the number of cols 'y' on the brick:4Enter the total number of bricks 't_num' placed on the baseplate:31The number of bricks placed on the topmost level of the baseplate are: 1Figure 6: Problem 2-sample run 1.Enter the number of rows 'm' on the baseplate: 5Enter the number of cols 'n' on the baseplate: 6Enter the number of cols 'y' on the brick:4Enter the total number of bricks 't_num' placed on the baseplate:30The number of bricks placed on the topmost level of the baseplate are: 2Figure 7: Problem 2 - sample run 2.0CH ΙΩF»

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EDIbook title - as1.pdf7711 of 4f Facebook(198) YouTube8 https://moodle31.upei.ca/pluginfile.php/902631/mod_resource/content/1/as1.pdf*ObjectivesBy completing this assent you are demonstrating your ability to:• Decompose problems to create new solutions• Use variables and expressions to store and manipulate data• Use console input to take in data from a user• Create console output to report data to users• Call functions• Comment your code appropriatelyInstagram• You can make use of built-in Python functions.• The code must be properly commented, it will carry marks.+ 80%nt requirements• You are not allowed to use conditional statements, relational operators, and logical operators.• You must solve this problem using arithmetic expressions.IntroductionAm x n LEGO baseplate is a collection of interconnected cells in a grid, where m is the number ofrows and n is the number of columns (m, n > 2). A baseplate has raised studs on the top. The classicLEGO bricks have raised studs on the top with tubes underneath to lock onto studs from other bricksor the baseplate.Though the LEGO bricks come in different sizes, in this assignment, we assume that all brickshave the same size. They will always have two rows (length is two). The number of columns (width)could be any number > 1. The bricks are placed in a horizontal fashion i.e. a row must be full beforemoving to the next row. Also, a level should be full before a brick is placed on the next level (on topof the lower-level bricks).Home | bartleby2Figure 1: A LEGO baseplate (Credit: LEGO).Figure 2: LEGO bricks (Credit: LEGO).Problem 1Write a program in Python that performs the following tasks in order (sample output is shown in figs.3,4,5):1. Takes the number of rows 'm' of the baseplate from the user.2. Takes the number of columns 'n' of the baseplate from the user.3. Takes the number of columns 'y' of the brick from the user.CH4. Prints the number of bricks that can be fixed on a given baseplate. In addition to the assignmentrequirements mentioned on page 1, you are not allowed to use Integer division (//).Enter the number of rows 'm' on the baseplate: 5Enter the number of cols 'n' on the baseplate: 5Enter the number of cols 'y' on the brick: 6The maximum tiles that can be fixed on a 55 baseplate are: 0.Figure 3: Problem 1 - sample run 1.0I 2F» EDIbook title - as1.pdfS+|||TE3 of 4f Facebook(198) YouTubeInstagramhttps://moodle31.upei.ca/pluginfile.php/902631/mod_resource/content/1/as1.pdf+ 80%Enter the number of rows 'm' on the baseplate:4Enter the number of cols 'n' on the baseplate:7Enter the number of cols 'y' on the brick: 3The maximum tiles that can be fixed on a 4 * 7 baseplate are: 4Figure 4: Problem 1 - sample run 2.Enter the number of rows 'm' on the baseplate: 5Enter the number of cols 'n' on the baseplate: 6Home | bartlebyEnter the number of cols 'y' on the brick:5The maximum tiles that can be fixed on a 5* 6 baseplate are: 2Figure 5: Problem 1 - sample run 3.1. Takes the number of rows 'm' of the baseplate from the user.2. Takes the number of columns 'n' of the baseplate from the user.3. Takes the number of columns 'y' of the brick from the user.4. Takes the total number of bricks 't_num' placed on the baseplate.Problem 2Write a program in Python that performs the following tasks in order (sample output is shown infigs.):Enter the number of rows 'm' on the baseplate: 5Enter the number of cols 'n' on the baseplate: 65. Prints the number of bricks placed on the topmost level of the baseplate, assuming that alllower levels were complete. A level is considered &#34;complete&#34; if it has the maximum possiblebricks.3Enter the number of cols 'y' on the brick:4Enter the total number of bricks 't_num' placed on the baseplate:31The number of bricks placed on the topmost level of the baseplate are: 1Figure 6: Problem 2-sample run 1.Enter the number of rows 'm' on the baseplate: 5Enter the number of cols 'n' on the baseplate: 6Enter the number of cols 'y' on the brick:4Enter the total number of bricks 't_num' placed on the baseplate:30The number of bricks placed on the topmost level of the baseplate are: 2Figure 7: Problem 2 - sample run 2.0CH ΙΩF»

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