Question 3) Write a user defined function called Menu that simulates a menu with options the user can select. The function takes no arguments and does not return anything. The menu has the following options. 1. Blue Button Pressed 2. Green Button Pressed 3. Red Button Pressed 4. Yellow Button Pressed The user will select one of the four options and the program will display the option selected. Hint: Use the switch statement. Sample Output for Question 3: Select an option: 1: Blue Button 2: Green Button 3: Red Button 4: Yellow Button **** Option: 3 Red Button Selected

PYTHON question  Question 1: Twenty-Twenty-Three Part 1: Come up with the most creative expression that evaluates to 2023, using only numbers and the [+, *, - ] operators. You should replace the underscores in  return ______  with the expression that evaluates to 2023.   def twenty_twenty_three():     """Come up with the most creative expression that evaluates     to 2023,using only numbers and the +, *, and - operators.     (no call expressions)     >>> twenty_twenty_three()     2023     """     *** YOUR CODE HERE ***     return _______ Part 2: Try to rewrite the same expression, this time entirely with call expressions             (using function calls: add, mul, sub, etc…  You can use from operators import add, mul, sub)

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Unit 4 Debugging Exercises   The following 2 debugging assignments begins with some comments (lines that begin with 2 slashes) that describes the program. Examine the pseudocode that follows the introductory comments. Discover the errors and fix the pseudocode in the area labeled, Correct the pseudocode below.   Pseudocode Debugging Exercise 1   // This pseudocode should create a report that contains an apartment complex rental agent's commission. // The program accepts the ID number and name of the agent who rented the apartment, // and the number of bedrooms in the apartment. // The commission is $100 for renting a three-bedroom apartment, $75 for renting a two-bedroom apartment, // $55 for renting a one-bedroom apartment, and $30 for renting a studio (zero-bedroom) apartment. // Output is the salesperson’s name and ID number and the commission earned on the rental.   start         Declarations                num salesPersonID                string salesPersonName                num…