Write a function in python that takes an acrostic as the input and will return the secret message to the user. Include optional arguments to state what makes the first line, as well as what position should be used. a) SATOR\n AREPO\n TENET\n OPERA\n ROTAS\n 1. Use each index position 0 through 4 b)Elizabeth it is in vain you say\t “Love not” – thou sayest it in so sweet a way:\t In vain those words from thee or L.E.L.\t Zantippe’s talents had enforced so well: Ah! If that language from thy heart arise,\t Endymion, recollect, when Luna tried\t To cure his love – was cured of all beside\t His folly – pride – and passion – for he died. “An Acrostic” by Edgar Allen Poe

The following functions are all intended to check whether a string representing a dna sequence contains any characters that are not 'a','c','g','t', 'A', 'C', 'G', or 'T'. At least some of these functions are wrong. Which ones are correct? A) def valid_dna1(dna):     for c in dna:         if c in 'acgtACGT':             return True         else:             return False B) def valid_dna3(dna):     for c in dna:         flag = c in 'acgtACGT'     return flag C)   def valid_dna4(dna):     for c in dna:         if not c in 'acgtACGT':             return False     return True -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- valid_dna1 only valid_dna4 only None of them. valid_dna1, and valid_dna4 only

TODO Create the function add func to complete the following TODO (). Create the add func() function, which accepts two arguments. The function should use the + operator to add the two arguments and then return the result. For instance, 3 should be returned if the arguments' input values are 1 and 2. Likewise, "good day" should be returned if the input arguments are "good" and "day."   # TODO 6.1 print(f"add_func output for 1 + 2: {add_func(1, 2)}") print(f"add_func output for good + day: {add_func('good',' day')}") todo_check([ (add_func(1,2) == 3,'add_func() did not return 3 when using input values 1 and 2.'), (add_func('good',' day') == "good day",'add_func() did not return "good day" when using input values "good" and " day"') ])

program5_1.py Part 1Write a program that displays a table of ten distance equivalents in miles and kilometers. See Example output. You must generate the table by running a function inside a loop in main. Generate a random integer from 10 to 60, inclusive, in each loop cycle. Use this latter value as the miles argument to the function. Repeat: The function prints the table.  Print  the miles in a column 5 characters wide with 2 decimals and the kilometers in a column 13 characters wide with 5 decimals. Use the column formatting concepts at the end of Chapter 2, not tabs or other methods not in this course. Please include your psudocode to explain your code.  Example output MILES   KILOMETERS 52.00     83.68568 11.00     17.70274 40.00     64.37360 21.00     33.79614 14.00     22.53076 23.00     37.01482 48.00     77.24832 22.00     35.40548 15.00     24.14010 16.00     25.74944 program5_2.py Part 2Write another program that generates another table with the same columns and decimals…

Complete the Funnyville High School registration program where user is prompted for her full name and the program generates email id and temporary password. Sample run:   generate_EmailID:  This function takes two arguments: the user’s first name and last name and creates and returns the email id as a string by using these rules: The email id is all lower case. email id is of the form “last.first@fhs.edu”. e.g. For "John Doe" it will be "doe.john@fhs.edu". See sample runs above. generate_Password: This function takes two arguments: the user’s first name and last name and generates and returns a temporary password as a string by using these rules.  Assume that user's first and last names have at least 2 letters. The temporary password starts with the first 2 letters of the first name, made lower case. followed by a number which is the sum of the lengths of the first and last name (For example this number will be 7 for "John Doe" since length of "John" is 4 and length of "Doe" is…

Write in Python Write a function named max that accepts two float values as arguments and returns the value that is the greater of the two. For example, if 7.2 and 12.1 are passed as arguments to the function, the function should return 12.1. Use the function in a program that prompts the user to enter two float values. The program should display the value that is the greater of the two.

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[CelsiusTemperature Table] The formula for converting a temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius is C = 5/9 * (F - 32) where F is the Fahrenheit temperature and C is the Celsius temperature.Write a function named celsius that accepts two Fahrenheit temperatures (low and high) as arguments. The function will print a table list the Fahrenheit temperatures from low to high and the corresponding Celsuis temperatures. What is the function prototype? (assume only integers used for the temperate) void celsius (int, int); How to implement this function? The function will use a loop to convert the Fahrenheit temperatures to Celsius temperatures and display the values in the console. In the driver program, prompt for the user input for the low and high Fahrenheit temperatures. Call the the function to display the result in the console. Requirements: Use only for-loop for this exercise; Print the output in a table format Include the function prototypes before the main() All functions…

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