Start up an interactive Python session and try typing in each of the follow-ing commands. Write down the results you see. a) print ("Hello, world! ")b) print("Hello", "world!")c) print (3)d) print(3.0)e) print (2 + 3)f) print(2. 0 + 3. 0)g) print ( II 2 II + II 3 II )h) print ( "2 + 3 =", 2 + 3)i) print(2 * 3)j) print (2 ** 3)k) print (7 I 3)1) print(?// 3)

In Python IDLE   Will the following code run?  Why or why not?  Assume that the blocks of code are correctly formed and will run if correctly called and that this is the entire program. def fct():    block1   def main():    block2    fct()    block3

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Which of the following statements about debugging is NOT correct?:   A -In some ways debugging is like detective work. You are confronted with clues and you have to infer the processes and events that led to the results you see.   B -Once you have an idea about what is going wrong, you must delete your program and completely rewrite all of the code all over again.   C -For some people, programming and debugging are the same thing. That is, programming is the process of gradually debugging a program until it does what you want.   D -Although it can be frustrating, debugging is one of the most intellectually rich, challenging, and interesting parts of programming.

Display a Python script with comments that shows a welcome message and asks the user for one of the following options: A) Add a new book title D) Delete a book title L) List all of the book titles Q) Quit Use a list for this assignment. Use a different function to implement each of the menu options. The main() function will allow the user to continue choosing an option from the menu until the user choose "Q" to quit (program terminates). If the user enters "A" from the menu, call the function that will prompt the user for the title to add, add it to the list and display, Added "<title>". If the user enters "D", call the function that will prompt the user for the title to remove, remove it from the list and display, Deleted "<title>". If it was not in the list, display, Note, could not remove "<title>", it was not found!. If the users enters "L", call the function that will display each of the titles on its own line. Do not display []s nor 's. If the user enters "Q",…

Follow the instructions in the screenshots provided carefully to implement the code below in python 3.10 or later, please.   def pi_monte_carlo(n) :    """Computes and returns an estimation of pi    using Monte Carlo simulation.     Keyword arguments:    n - The number of samples.    """    pass def pi_parallel_monte_carlo(n, p=4) :    """Computes and returns an estimation of pi    using a parallel Monte Carlo simulation.     Keyword arguments:    n - The total number of samples.    p - The number of processes to use.    """    # You can distribute the work across p    # processes by having each process    # call the sequential version, where    # those calls divide the n samples across    # the p calls.    # Once those calls return, simply average    # the p partial results and return that average.    pass def generate_table() :    """This function should generate and print a table    of results to demonstrate that both versions    compute increasingly accurate estimations of pi    as…